Dinitroaniline herbicides DNA’s

• Soil-applied
• Root and shoot absorbed
• Not translocated
• Grass weeds and some small-seeded broadleaf weeds

Prowl (pendimethalin) -

Control of grasses and small seeded broadleaf weeds

(Morningglory, grasses and purslane control at 2x use rate)

Chloroacetamide herbicides -

• Soil-applied
• Root and shoot absorbed
• Translocated but not herbicidal
• Grass weeds and some small-seeded broadleaf weeds

Dual Magnum (s-metalachlor)

Buggy whipping (on corn)

Cotton and Cantaloupe injury and morningglory control at 2x use rate

Other “amides” and miscellaneous category herbicides

• pronamide (Kerb)
• napropamide (Devrinol)
• flufenacet (Axiom-w/metribuzin)
• isoxaben (Gallery)
• bensulide (Prefar)
• DCPA (Dacthal)
• dichlobenil (Casoran)
• quinclorac (Facet)

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