Solist

Mechanism of Action and Systemic Efficiency

"Solist" is based on glyphosate, the gold standard of systemic active ingredients. Unlike contact pesticides, this herbicide penetrates the weed's metabolic system through the leaf blade and travels via the xylem and phloem directly to the growth points and root system. This ensures the complete termination of perennial grasses and broad-leaved weeds, preventing secondary regrowth.

Technological Composition Features

The formulation as an aqueous solution (AS) guarantees high stability of the working mixture and prevents nozzle clogging in sprayers. Manufactured by MOST and TRUSTCHEM (China), the product stands out for its high purity of active ingredients, which is critical for stable plant uptake even under varying temperature conditions. Due to its systemic nature, "Solist" functions as a "herbicide-desiccant," allowing for effective pre-harvest crop drying, which simplifies logistics and reduces grain processing costs.

Application Areas and Agrotechnical Control

Given its non-selective action, the product is used for targeted control of weed vegetation in orchards, vineyards, potato fields, and alfalfa crops. The product’s particular value lies in its ability to control both annual and stubborn perennial weeds. It is essential to follow the regulations: application must be carried out on actively growing weeds to ensure uniform coverage of the leaf surface.

• Type of action: systemic, non-selective.
• Application: post-emergence, foliar.
• Hazard class: 2.

The use of "Solist" requires strict adherence to the dosages prescribed in the technical data sheet, as the high concentration of glyphosate provides rigorous control over the field flora.