ГУЛЛИВЕР

Mechanism of action

Within 4-6 hours after applying Gulliver, the growth of sensitive weeds stops, as the active substance moves through the plants, reaches growth points and blocks the biosynthesis of essential amino acids - valine and isoleucine. The appearance of symptoms 3–7 days after application of the herbicide is a consequence of a specific mechanism of action. Symptoms of weed suppression manifest themselves as follows: barnyard grass (Echinochloa spp.) exhibits stunted growth and chlorosis of leaves; tuber and other sedge weeds abruptly stop growing and become brown in color; Oral plants stop growing, they experience chlorosis and a change in leaf color to anthocyanin or red.

Preparative form

water-dispersible granules

Chemical class

sulfonylureas

Methods of application

the use of crops in the phase from 2–4 to 6–8 true leaves of the crop and in the early phases of weed growth (2–4 leaves).

Duration of effect manifestation (notes)

Quickly stops weed growth. 2–3 hours after applying Gulliver, the growth of weeds in rice crops stops. As a result, the weed no longer competes with the rice for nutrients. Complete death of the weeds occurs after 20–30 days.