Sencor
Sencor is a selective herbicide which effectively controls weeds in wheat, potato, soybean, tomato and sugarcane. It is a pre-emergent herbicide and can also be applied as early post.
Variants
Sencor
Sencor is a selective pre-emergent and early post-emergent herbicide which effectively controls weeds in wheat, potato, soybean, tomato and sugarcane. It has broad spectrum control of both grasses and broad-leaf weeds.
Technical Details
Technical Name: Metribuzin 70% Wp
Caution
Knapsack sprayer fitted with flat fan nozzle is recommended. Not to be used on crops other than specified in above table.
Features
- Broad spectrum control of both grasses and broad-leaf weeds.
- Acts through the roots and leaves.
- Can be used for both pre and post emergence applications.
Features And Benefits
- It effectively controls Phalaris minor, which has developed resistance to most of the herbicides.
- Sencor acts through the roots and leaves and therefore, can be used for both pre and post emergence applications.
- Sencor is economical because of its broad spectrum activity and low dose.
- No residual effect on succeeding crops.
Benefits
- Effectively controls Phalaris minor.
- Economical because of its broad spectrum activity and low dose.
- No residual effect on succeeding crops.
Introduction
Sencor is a selective herbicide which effectively controls weeds in wheat, potato, soybean, tomato and sugarcane. It is a pre-emergent herbicide and can also be applied as early post.
Mode Of Action Details
Selective systemic herbicide, absorbed predominantly by the roots, but also by the leaves, with translocation in the xylem. It inhibits photosynthesis. HRAC Classification Group C1
