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- Triallate is a
pre-emergence selective herbicide used to control grass weeds in
field and pulse crops.
- Triallate belongs to the
herbicide Group N (as classified by the Herbicide Resistance Action
Committee, HRAC) which has no black-grass resistance problems.
- Adsorption of the herbicide
triallate has been measured onto four different sandy soils and a
pig-slurry sample using a slurry-type procedure.
- The phytotoxic action of
triallate in soil is attributed to vapor absorption by shoots of
susceptible seedlings.
- An analytical method for
determining triallate residues in lentil green tissue and mature
grain was developed Using electron-capture gas
chromatographic detection.
- Triallate is a
thiocarbamate herbicide used to control wild oat in wheat and
certain other field crops.
- Triallate was originally
introduced to the Australian market for preemergent control of Wild
Oats using full cut seeding systems.
- Export of treated produce
containing finite (measurable) residues of triallate may pose a risk
to Australian trade in situations where (i) no residue tolerance
(import tolerance) is established in the importing country or (ii)
where residues in Australian produce are likely to exceed a residue
tolerance (import tolerance) established in the importing country
- Agricultural pesticide use
in Ontario has been declining steadily the decline in pesticide use
was from 8700 tonnes of active ingredients to 7200 tonnes.
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