Axirex - Pinoxaden 5.1% EC - Parijat

Axirex - Pinoxaden 5.1% EC - Parijat

400ml
Rs. 805.20
Rs. 805.20
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Axirex - Pinoxaden 5.1% EC - Parijat
  • Axirex - Pinoxaden 5.1% EC - Parijat
Axirex - Pinoxaden 5.1% EC - Parijat

Parijat

Axirex - Pinoxaden 5.1% EC - Parijat

Rs. 805.20
Rs. 805.20
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Axirex Herbicide by Parijat

Pinoxaden 5.1% EC for post-emergence grass-weed control in wheat.

Wheat targets: Canary grass (Phalaris minor) and wild oat (Avena ludoviciana).

When to start: Post-emergence at 30–35 days after wheat sowing or when the target grasses are at the 3–5-leaf stage.

Application: Foliar spray with the paired product and water quantities below; leave 90 days before harvest.

Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits

  • 🌾  Selective wheat use: Targets the listed emerged grass weeds in standing wheat.
  • 🎯  Two important grass weeds: Covers canary grass and wild oat within one wheat recommendation.
  • πŸƒΒ Β Movement to growing points: Pinoxaden enters through weed leaves and moves to growing points in leaves and stems.
  • ⏱️  Growth stoppage before yellowing: Susceptible weeds stop growing before the full visible yellowing and control response.
  • 🌱  Little soil activity: Rapid soil breakdown supports succeeding-crop flexibility rather than creating a residual barrier against later weed flushes.

Technical Specifications

Parameter
 Details
Brand Name
 Axirex; marketed by Parijat Industries (India) Pvt. Ltd.
Manufacturer
 Syngenta India Ltd.
Technical Name
 Pinoxaden 5.1% w/w EC, equivalent to 50 g active ingredient per litre of formulation
HRAC MoA Code
 Group 1: acetyl-CoA carboxylase (ACCase) inhibition
Chemical Group
 Phenylpyrazoline (DEN)
Formulation
 EC: emulsifiable concentrate; includes cloquintocet-mexyl safener at 1.26% w/w
Toxicity Label
 Caution / Slightly Toxic; follow the supplied pack’s hazard and handling directions.

How It Works: Mode of Action

  1. Uptake through the leaves: Pinoxaden is absorbed through weed foliage and moves to the growing points. Spray coverage must reach the target grass leaves.
  2. Growth processes interrupted: ACCase inhibition interferes with fatty-acid production needed by growing cells. Susceptible weeds stop growing before later colour changes become visible.
  3. Response develops over time: Susceptible grasses generally stop growing within 48 hours, yellow within 1–3 weeks and become controlled within 3–5 weeks. These response ranges do not guarantee control of resistant weeds or compensate for poor coverage.

Repeated use of the same mode of action can select resistant weeds. Use integrated weed management and crop-specific advice when resistance is suspected; another pinoxaden brand is still HRAC Group 1.

Target Crops & Weeds

Crop
 Target
Wheat
 Canary grass (Phalaris minor) and wild oat (Avena ludoviciana)

These are grass-weed uses. Do not treat the recommendation as control of every broad-leaved weed or sedge in wheat.

Dosage & Application Guide

Wheat Dose, Water & Harvest Interval

Crop and weeds
 Product quantity
 Water quantity
 Method & First Timing
 PHI
Wheat β€” canary grass and wild oat
 800–900 ml/ha; approximately 323.75–364.22 ml/acre
 225–300 L/ha; approximately 91.05–121.41 L/acre
 Method: Post-emergence foliar spray
First timing: 30–35 days after wheat sowing or target grasses at 3–5 leaves		 90 days

The hectare quantities are the native rates; acre quantities are calculated equivalents. Keep product and water tied to the same area. The separate 40–45 g active-ingredient/ha figure is not the volume of formulated product to measure. PHI is the minimum interval from the last application to harvest.

How to Apply: Best Practices

  • Identify the grasses: Check for canary grass or wild oat and assess their growth stage before treatment.
  • Use the post-emergence window: Apply at 30–35 days after wheat sowing or when the target grasses have 3–5 leaves. Follow the supplied label and local advice if conditions do not match.
  • Calibrate for the area: Use the paired product and water quantities and leave the full 90-day harvest interval. Tank capacity alone does not determine the treated area.
  • Use the specified nozzle: Use a knapsack sprayer with a flat-fan nozzle or deflector nozzle 08 White (DFN 08), keeping nozzle height constant at 0.35 m.
  • Cover weed foliage: Use the recommended water quantity for thorough leaf coverage. Little soil activity does not replace the need to contact emerged weeds.
  • Prepare and assess carefully: Use a stick for stirring and never cooking utensils. Assess new weed growth as well as yellowing before considering another treatment under the label.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Does Axirex control every weed in wheat?

No. Its wheat use covers canary grass and wild oat. Broad-leaved weeds and sedges need separate identification and a suitable crop programme.

2. What are the dose and water requirements?

Use 800–900 ml of product with 225–300 L water per hectare. The calculated acre equivalents are approximately 323.75–364.22 ml and 91.05–121.41 L. Do not combine range endpoints into an invented universal tank concentration.

3. When should I apply it?

Apply after weeds emerge, at 30–35 days after wheat sowing or when canary grass and wild oat reach 3–5 leaves. Keep the application within the supplied crop directions and allow 90 days before harvest.

4. Why are treated weeds still green initially?

Growth interruption comes before full yellowing. Susceptible weeds generally stop growing within 48 hours, yellow over 1–3 weeks and reach control over 3–5 weeks. Resistance, coverage and field conditions can affect the result.

5. Will it control later weeds or restrict the following crop?

It breaks down quickly in soil and has little or no soil activity, so do not expect a residual barrier against later weeds. The Axirex leaflet places no restrictions on succeeding crops; still observe restrictions from other products used in the field.

Safety & Disclaimer

Before you use it: Read the supplied Axirex label and leaflet. Wear gloves, protective clothing, a mask, goggles and boots. Avoid skin, eye and clothing contact and inhalation of spray mist or vapour. Do not eat, drink or smoke during handling.

After work, wash hands and exposed skin with soap and water, change clothing and wash contaminated clothing. Store the original container under lock in a dry, well-ventilated place away from food and household articles.

Keep the product, surplus spray and equipment washings out of water sources. Follow the label and local requirements for container disposal; do not reuse empty containers. Seek medical help after suspected poisoning or exposure and take the label.

Use only the permitted crop, weeds and application method. Follow the pack for re-entry, any further treatment and first-aid instructions; this description does not replace the registered label.

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