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Napropamide

Type: Herbicide

Mode of Action: Inhibiting cell division and elongation in susceptible plants

Common Product Names: Devrinol

What is it?

Napropamide is a pre-emergent herbicide that belongs to the class of amide herbicides. It is used in agricultural settings to control annual grasses and certain broadleaf weeds. Applied to the soil, Napropamide creates a barrier that affects germinating weed seeds. This active ingredient is effective in various crops, including vegetables, fruits, nuts, and ornamentals.

How does it work?

Napropamide is absorbed primarily through the roots of weeds during germination. It disrupts the normal development of cells in the meristematic regions of the plant, which are responsible for growth. By inhibiting these key processes, Napropamide prevents weeds from emerging and competing with crops.

Benefits

  • Pre-emergent Herbicide: Napropamide must be applied before weed seeds germinate to be effective.
  • Soil Applied: It is incorporated into the soil where it forms a chemical barrier.
  • Residual Activity: Napropamide has a residual effect, providing weed control for an extended period.
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