Rights Of Way Pesticides Study Guide Rated A+

Fluroxypyr Mode of Action {Ans: Growth Regulator}Dichlobenil Mode of Action {Ans: Seedling growth inhibitor.}2,4-D Uptake/Translocation {Ans: Primarily foliar uptake with translocation throughout plant.}Metsulfuron Application {Ans: Postemergence}Glyphosate Uptake/Translocation {Ans: Absorbed by foliage and translocated to active growing points or underground tissue}Norflurazon Uptake/Translocation {Ans: Root uptake and translocation to growing points in the xylem}Fosamine Uses {Ans: Folar application in late summer or early fall for brush control before fall leaf coloration}Chlorsulfuron & sulfometuron methyl Mode of Action {Ans: Amino Acid inhibitor}Triclopyr Mode of Action {Ans: Growth Regulator}Tebuthiuron Uptake/Translocation {Ans: Adsorbed primarily by roots}Bromacil & diuron Mode of Action {Ans: Photosynthesis Inhibitor}Glufosinate-ammonium Cautions {Ans: Avoid all contact, including drift, with foliage; green tissue; or green, thin, or uncalloused bark of desirable vegetation. Use of this product in areas with coarse soils and a high water table may result in groundwater contamination.}Imazapyr Cautions {Ans: Avoid herbicide contact with desirable plant roots and foliage. Do not apply to frozen or saturated soils. Heavy rainfall after application can result in off-target movement}Glyphosate Symptomology {Ans: General foliar yellowing within 7 to 20 days after application, followed by general necrosis (plant death). Foliage sometimes