Patent classifications
A01N37/26
ENCAPSULATION OF HERBICIDES TO REDUCE CROP INJURY
Methods of reducing injury to crop foliage and achieving weed control using encapsulated acetamide herbicides are described. Herbicidal microcapsules comprising herbicide core material and a shell wall encapsulating the core material are also described. The microcapsules provide reduced crop injury through controlled herbicide release.
ENCAPSULATION OF HERBICIDES TO REDUCE CROP INJURY
Methods of reducing injury to crop foliage and achieving weed control using encapsulated acetamide herbicides are described. Herbicidal microcapsules comprising herbicide core material and a shell wall encapsulating the core material are also described. The microcapsules provide reduced crop injury through controlled herbicide release.
ENCAPSULATION OF HERBICIDES TO REDUCE CROP INJURY
Methods of reducing injury to crop foliage and achieving weed control using encapsulated acetamide herbicides are described. Herbicidal microcapsules comprising herbicide core material and a shell wall encapsulating the core material are also described. The microcapsules provide reduced crop injury through controlled herbicide release.
METHODS FOR REDUCING THE VOLATILITY AND TOXICITY OF CLOMAZONE
The present application describes formulations of clomazone having unexpected reduced volatility in a non-encapsulated emulsifiable concentrate (EC) formulation. The discovery that the volatility of clomazone can be reduced in a non-encapsulated formulation by the addition of certain second active compounds is surprising, and can provide the benefit of faster delivery of clomazone to treated crops, while reducing the damage to neighboring vegetation as a result of clomazone volatility.
METHODS FOR REDUCING THE VOLATILITY AND TOXICITY OF CLOMAZONE
The present application describes formulations of clomazone having unexpected reduced volatility in a non-encapsulated emulsifiable concentrate (EC) formulation. The discovery that the volatility of clomazone can be reduced in a non-encapsulated formulation by the addition of certain second active compounds is surprising, and can provide the benefit of faster delivery of clomazone to treated crops, while reducing the damage to neighboring vegetation as a result of clomazone volatility.
HERBICIDAL COMPOSITION AND USE THEREOF
Disclosed herein is a herbicidal composition, comprising an active component A and an active component B, wherein the active component B is one selected from the group consisting of glufosinate-ammonium, glufosinate-P-ammonium, oxyfluorfen, acetoflufen, imazethapyr, dimethoxamide, dimethoxamid-P, metolachlor, S-metolachlor, butachlor, acetochlor, pyroxasulfone, glyphosate and derivatives thereof.
HERBICIDAL COMPOSITION AND USE THEREOF
Disclosed herein is a herbicidal composition, comprising an active component A and an active component B, wherein the active component B is one selected from the group consisting of glufosinate-ammonium, glufosinate-P-ammonium, oxyfluorfen, acetoflufen, imazethapyr, dimethoxamide, dimethoxamid-P, metolachlor, S-metolachlor, butachlor, acetochlor, pyroxasulfone, glyphosate and derivatives thereof.
Antimicrobial polymers capable of supramolecular assembly
Techniques regarding chemical compounds with antimicrobial functionality are provided. For example, one or more embodiments describe herein can comprise a monomer that can comprise a molecular backbone. The molecular backbone can comprise a bis(urea)guanidinium structure covalently bonded to a functional group, which can comprise a radical. Also, the monomer can have supramolecular assembly functionality.
Antimicrobial polymers capable of supramolecular assembly
Techniques regarding chemical compounds with antimicrobial functionality are provided. For example, one or more embodiments describe herein can comprise a monomer that can comprise a molecular backbone. The molecular backbone can comprise a bis(urea)guanidinium structure covalently bonded to a functional group, which can comprise a radical. Also, the monomer can have supramolecular assembly functionality.
DRIFT REDUCTION ADJUVANTS AND METHODS OF USING THE SAME
Reducing fines from an agricultural spray dispensed from a nozzle is provided in the disclosed methods. The agricultural spray comprises water, an agricultural composition such as a pesticide, at least one oil emulsion drift reduction adjuvant, and at least one spontaneous emulsion drift reduction adjuvant. The agricultural spray exhibits fewer fine droplets having a diameter less than about 105 μm, about 150 μm, and/or about 210 μm compared to an agricultural spray neither or only one of the oil emulsion drift reduction adjuvant and the spontaneous emulsion drift reduction adjuvant.