Triclopyr
Triclopyr is in the pyridine carboxylic acid family, with a synthetic auxin mode of action leading to abnormal growth, particularly at the apical points, and eventual death. It is a broadleafed and woody plant-selective herbicide with some sensitivity to warm-season grasses, including kikuyu grass (Pennisetum clandestinum). It is effective on many legume species. Registered commercial products are available in amine and ester formulations. Amine formulations are best for water-carrier applications (i.e., foliar and cut injection). Ester-based formulations are more compatible with oil carriers in basal bark and cut-surface applications. Drift injury from foliar applications may be more prevalent with the ester formula- tions due to the higher potential for volatilization. Registered products include Garlon® 3A (amine at 3 lbs ae/gal, EPA reg. no. 62719-37), Garlon® 4 Ultra (ester at 4 lbs ae/gal, EPA reg. no. 62719-527), Remedy® Ultra (ester at 4 lbs ae/gal, EPA reg. no. 62719-70, Renovate 3 (amine at 3 lbs ai/gal, EPA reg no. 62719-37-67690), Element 4 (ester at 4 lbs ae/gal, EPA reg. no. 62719-040).
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Synopsis
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Herbicide Details
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Chemical Formula
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Trade Names
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Manufacturers
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Use Against Natural Area Weeds
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Mode of Action
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Dissipation Mechanisms
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Volatilization
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Photodegradation
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Microbial Degradation
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Adsorption
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Chemical Decomposition
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Behavior in the Environment
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Soils
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Water
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Vegetation
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Environmental Toxicity
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Birds and Mammals
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Aquatic Species
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Other Non-Target Organisms
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Application Considerations
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Application Under Unusal Conditions
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Safety Measures
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Human Toxicology
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References
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