flazasulfuron herbicide label Pacaya Flazasulfuron 50g - Herbicide

flazasulfuron herbicide label Pacaya Flazasulfuron 50g - HerbicidePacaya Flazasulfuron 50g Mapp No. 16797 Active ingredients: 25% w w flazasulfuron. Product Overview Product Type Herbicide Product Name Pacaya MAPP No. 16797 Active Substances Flazasulfuron Formulation Water dispersible granule Areas of Use Natural surfaces not intended to bear vegetation, permeable surfaces overlying soil, hard surfaces (railway ballast only), amenity vegetation (around) Amateur Professional Professional Application Window Jan Feb

Pacaya Flazasulfuron 50g - Mapp No. 16797

Active ingredients: 25% w/w flazasulfuron.

Pacaya is a long-lasting residual herbicide which remains active on surfaces it is applied to for up to 5 months. Pacaya can be applied to a number of non-crop surfaces as well as around amenity vegetation preventing the emergence of susceptible broad-leaved and grass weed species.

Pacaya has a limited effect on very young weeds but in general should be tank mixed with glyphosate for effective post-emergence as well as the long-lasting residual activity of Pacaya.

For best results the surface should be left undisturbed after application to ensure that the barrier effect created by Pacaya remains active.

This 50g bottle is sufficient to treat 3333m² for up to 5 months.

Target Species

Pacaya gives pre-emergence control by forming a surface barrier that prevents germination of a wide range of broad-leaved and grass weeds.

*A limited number of weed species are not effectively controlled by Pacaya (see label for further details).

Instructions for use

Where to use

For use on:

• Natural surfaces not intended to bear vegetation - Areas of soil or natural outcroppings of rock that are not intended to bear vegetation
• Permeable surfaces overlying soil - Any man-made permeable surface (excluding railway ballast) that overlies soil and is not intended to bear vegetation
• Hard surfaces (railway ballast only) - Any railway ballast impermeable surface that is not intended to bear vegetation
• Amenity vegetation (around) - Any areas of semi natural or ornamental vegetation, including trees (see product label for susceptible non-target plants)

When to use

Pacaya is most effective when it is applied in the early to late spring before weeds the have germinated.

How to use

1. Add half the required water to the spray tank
2. Add the required amount of Pacaya to the spray tank and agitate thoroughly
3. Top-up the spray tank with water to the required level
4. Use immediately
5. For maximum persistence do not cultivate or rake the area following application
6. Clean application equipment with a diluted ammonia solution following use

Additional Information

• A Local Environment Risk Assessment for Pesticides (LERAP) must be carried out in accordance with CRD’s published guidance before each spraying operation from a horizontal boom sprayer.
• Can only be used on natural or porous surfaces such as gravel where the user can establish that the underlying surface is soil, and railway ballast surfaces.
• Must not be applied to any non-porous man made surfaces.
• Avoid spray drift onto non-target plants.
• When treating around amenity vegetation do no apply near species that have been planted for less than 2 years.
• Do not allow direct spray to fall with 5 m (horizontal boom and train sprayers) or 1 m (hand held sprayers) of the top of the bank of any static or flowing water body.

Active Substances

Flazasulfuron

Bio-Chemical Mode of Action: Flazasulfuron belongs to the inhibition of Acetolactate Synthase (ALS) group of herbicides.

Acetolactate synthase is an important enzyme involved in the biosynthesis of branched-chain amino acids. ALS inhibitors interrupt this process causing the plant to initially become chlorotic before necrosis of plant tissues followed by whole plant death occurs.

Mobility: Flazasulfuron is a systemic penetrant which means that the active substance can be translocated downwards through the plant within the phloem (sugar conducting tissues) and upwards through the plant within the xylem (water conducting tissues).

Application timing: Residual ALS inhibitors are best applied prior to the emergence of weed species.

Resistance: ALS inhibitor herbicides pose a high-risk of resistance particularly for grass weed species including black-grass, Italian rye-grass and wild oats. To reduce the risk of resistance follow label instructions and rotate use with herbicides with differing modes of action.