Clinic Xpert, 500 ml

Clinical Xpert is a total herbicide that offers systemic action. Absorption is through the leaves and the product is translocated into all organs of the plant, including roots, stolons, and rhizomes.

Treated plants: wheat, barley, durum wheat, oats, rape, mustard, sugar beet, flaxseed, bulb onion, field peas, leeks, asparagus, plums, forests and nurseries, edible and inedible cultures.

Combat weeds: Black bindweed, Chickweed, Common dandelion, Common fumitory, Common hemp-nettle, Corn chamomile, Cornflower, Creeping thistle, Field sow-thistle, Goosegrass, Hoary cress, Knotgrass, Myagrum perfoliatum, Shepherd's purse, Wild mustard, Wild pea, Wild radish

Characteristics and application:

As a non-digestible herbicide, it is applied in vegetation, when the annual weeds are over 70% and are in the stage of development (leaves of at least 5 cm in the case of monocotyledonous weeds and 2 true leaves expanded in the case of weeds dicotyledonous). Perennial dicotyledonous weeds are more sensitive to treatment with Clinical Xpert if they are in the active growth phase. After treatment, it is advisable not to irrigate for 6 hours (preferably 24 hours).

The first symptoms (yellowing or redness) occur after 5-7 days, and after 14-17 days the leaves and bark are necrotic. The maximum effect (total drying of the plant) is recorded after 20-25 days after treatment. In the soil, the herbicide biodegrades in a very short time, which results in a lack of residual effect for post-emergence crops.

Dosage:

The optimal dose per hectare is determined according to the spectrum and the prevalence of the weeds, the size of the weeds, the climatic conditions existing before and after the treatment. At higher relative air temperatures and relative humidity, the control effect is faster, as opposed to drought conditions and low humidity, when the effect on weeds is lower. In situations where the weeds are thermally or hydraulically stressed, or they are at a more advanced stage of development, the herbicide is applied in conjunction with an adjuvant. To combat annual and monocotyledonous weeds, they must have about 5 cm or 2 true leafs well developed.

The recommended water volume is 100-400 l / ha.