Gersotil

Systemic post-emergence selective herbicide that provides effective control of most annual and perennial broadleaf weeds, including 2,4-D-resistant species, in cereal crop fields.

Form and active ingredient:

Water-dispersible granules containing tribenuron-methyl, 750 g/kg.

Chemical class:

Sulfonylureas.

Packaging:

500 g bottles.

Speed of action:

Stops weed growth and development within 2–3 hours after application. Visible symptoms appear within 5–8 days, and weed death occurs within 15–20 days.

Mode of action:

The product is primarily absorbed by leaves and translocated to the growing point, where it inhibits acetolactate synthase enzyme, halting cell division and weed growth.

Properties and advantages:

Highly effective post-emergence systemic herbicide for controlling broadleaf weeds, including 2,4-D-resistant species, in winter and spring cereal crops;

Gersotil is approved for aerial application;

Application timing from the 2–3 leaf stage up to the flag leaf emergence;

Effective against sow thistle and sticky smartweed;

Compatible with most pesticides, allowing for integrated pest management;

No crop rotation restrictions;

Not washed away by atmospheric precipitation within 2 hours after application;

Fully degrades by harvest time;

One of the most significant advantages of GERSOTIL is the reduction in the amount of active ingredient applied per unit area. This is convenient to use (convenient packaging), cost-effective, and environmentally safe;

GERSOTIL affects enzymes present only in plants, making it practically non-toxic to animals and humans;

GERSOTIL has a wide application window, unlike hormonal herbicides;

GERSOTIL can be used on tribenuron-methyl-resistant sunflower hybrids.

Spectrum of activity:

Sensitive at 20 g/ha:

Geranium, spp.

Field mustard

Sinapis arvensis

Shepherd’s purse

Capsella bursa pastoris

Buttercup, spp.

Ranunculus spp.

Erysimum repandum

Stellaria media

Urtica spp.

Descuainia Sophia

Papaver rhoeas

Sonchus arvensis

Anthemis arvensis

Matricaria spp.

Silene vulgaris

Helianthus annuus

Sisymbrium spp.

Thlaspi arvensis

Viola arvensis

Lepidium spp.

Amaranthus retroflexus

Sensitive at 25 g/ha:

Field bindweed

Polygonum convolvulus

Taraxacum officinale

Chenopodium album

Poligonum aviculare

Stachyus recta