Clodinafop-propargyl

Introduction：

Clodinafop-propargyl is a post germinal herbicide developed by a company. It is mainly used to control annual gramineous weeds such as wild oats, granny, ryegrass and Dogtail grass. The herbicide is a chiral fluorophenoxycarboxylic acid herbicide, which is relatively stable in acidic medium and hydrolyzed in alkaline medium. Alkyne is an inhibitor of acetaldehyde coenzyme carboxylase. It absorbs conductive herbicides internally. It is absorbed by the leaves and leaf sheaths of plants, conducted by phloem, accumulated in the meristem of plants, inhibits acetaldehyde coenzyme carboxylase, stops fatty acid synthesis, prevents normal cell growth and division, destroys lipid containing structures such as membrane system, and finally leads to plant death. It usually takes a week for alkyne to be absorbed into weeds and die slowly. When applied alone, small grain cereal crops do not have enough drug resistance, so special crop safety agents should be used.

CAS：105512-06-9

Molecular formula：C17H13ClFNO4

Molecular weight：349.74

Structure：

Purpose:

It has excellent control effects on myrtle, oats, ryegrass and Dogtail grass.