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1.Introduction
Oxyfluorfen is a contact herbicide. It exerts its herbicidal activity in the presence of light. It mainly enters the plant through the coleoptile and mesodermal axis, less is absorbed through the root, and a very small amount is transported upward through the root into the leaves.

2.Application
2.1To kill what grass?
Oxyfluorfen is used in cotton, onion, peanut, soybean, sugar beet, fruit tree and vegetable fields before and after bud to control barnyardgrass, Sesbania, dry bromegrass, Dogtail grass, Datura stramonium, creeping ice grass, ragweed, thorn yellow flower twist, jute, field mustard monocotyledons and broad-leaved weeds. It is very resistant to leaching. It can be made into emulsion for use.

2.2To be used on what crops?

Oxyfluorfen can control monocotyledons and broad-leaved weeds in transplanted rice, soybean, corn, cotton, peanut, sugarcane, vineyard, orchard, vegetable field and forest nursery. The application of upland rice can be mixed with butachlor; It can be mixed with alachlor and trifluralin in soybean, peanut and cotton fields; It can be mixed with paraquat and glyphosate when applied in orchards.

2.3Dosage and usage

3.Features and effect

Oxyfluorfen can be used in combination with a variety of herbicides to expand the herbicidal spectrum and improve the efficacy. It is easy to use. It can be treated both before and after bud, with low toxicity.