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Parimaze Herbicide by Parijat
Imazethapyr 10% SL for specified soybean and groundnut weeds.
Crop fit: Listed weeds in soybean and groundnut, including specified grasses,
broadleaf weeds and the sedge Cyperus difformis.
When to apply: Early post-emergence: broadleaf weeds at 2–4 leaves or grasses at
3–4 inches tall. These weed-type stages are not a universal sedge threshold.
Application: Uniform foliar spraying without overlap, with adequate soil moisture
and only one application per crop.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
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🌱 Early post-emergence fit: Designed for
treatment after the listed weeds have emerged, at the stated young-weed stage.
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🍃 Leaf and root uptake: Imazethapyr can
enter susceptible weeds through foliage and roots.
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🌿 Systemic movement: The active moves within
the plant towards growing regions, supporting its growth-inhibiting action.
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🧬 Defined growth target: HRAC Group 2
inhibits acetolactate synthase, an enzyme involved in making amino acids needed for growth.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Details |
|---|---|
| Brand Name |
Parimaze by Parijat |
| Technical Name |
Imazethapyr 10% SL |
| Product Class |
Selective early post-emergence herbicide |
| HRAC MoA Code |
Group 2; acetolactate synthase (ALS) inhibitor |
| Chemical Group |
Imidazolinone |
| Formulation |
SL: soluble concentrate for foliar spraying |
| Application Limit |
Only once per crop |
How It Works: Mode of Action
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The active enters leaves and roots: Imazethapyr is absorbed through foliage and the root system of susceptible weeds. Root uptake
does not authorize an unlisted soil-drench or pre-emergence application.
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It moves to growing regions: The active travels through xylem and phloem, the plant’s transport tissues, and accumulates in regions
of active growth.
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Amino-acid production is interrupted: By inhibiting ALS, Group 2 interrupts production of growth-essential amino acids and checks
susceptible weed growth.
Growth inhibition is not the same as immediate leaf scorch. Do not add an unplanned repeat because weeds remain
green. Residual activity does not establish that every following crop is safe, and changing brands without changing the active or
action group does not solve resistance risk.
Target Crops & Weeds
| Crop |
Target weeds |
|---|---|
| Soybean |
Listed weeds include Cyperus difformis, Echinochloa colonum, Echinochloa crusgalli, Euphorbia hirta, Digera arvensis and
Commelina benghalensis. |
| Groundnut |
Listed weeds include Cyperus difformis, Commelina benghalensis and Eragrostis pilosa. |
These are crop-specific examples, not a recommendation for every grass, broadleaf weed or sedge. Check the
exact weed and current crop directions. The broadleaf leaf-count and grass-height triggers should not be reused as a Cyperus
threshold.
Dosage & Application Guide
Early Weed Stage, Crop-Specific Water & Spray Placement
For soybean, the stated spray-water range is 500–600 L/ha, approximately 202.34–242.81 L/acre. For groundnut,
it is 500–700 L/ha, approximately 202.34–283.28 L/acre. The early post-emergence timing for broadleaf weeds is 2–4 leaves, or 3–4
inches tall for grasses. Maintain adequate soil moisture and apply uniformly over the field without overlap.
These water quantities and weed stages are not a complete spray recipe. Establish the crop-specific product
quantity, exact additive instructions and harvest restriction from the supplied Parimaze label and leaflet before mixing. Use a
knapsack or foot-operated sprayer with a flat-fan or flood-jet nozzle, and apply only once per crop. Do not infer a safe harvest date
or a sedge-treatment stage from the grass and broadleaf guidance.
How to Apply: Best Practices
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Identify the actual weeds: Match the crop and weed to the supplied directions. Keep sedge decisions separate from broadleaf leaf
counts and grass heights.
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Use the stated young-weed stage: For broadleaf weeds, the stated stage is 2–4 leaves; for grasses, 3–4 inches tall. Adequate soil
moisture is required during spraying.
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Complete the mixture instructions first: Confirm product quantity, crop water volume, any specified Pariboost and Parispread
quantities, and the harvest restriction before preparing the spray. Do not guess additive quantities or substitute a generic
ammonium-sulphate or spreader recipe.
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Use the specified nozzle and even coverage: Use a knapsack or foot-operated sprayer with a flat-fan or flood-jet nozzle. Once the
complete product and additive directions are established, mix thoroughly with a rod or stick, not bare hands, and maintain continuous
stirring during preparation. Spray the field evenly without overlap.
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Prevent drift and operator exposure: Do not spray in fog. Work with the wind direction so spray moves away from the operator, while
preventing drift into adjoining crops. Avoid wind conditions that cause drift.
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Respect the one-application limit: Apply only once in the crop. Check the actual following-crop and resistance-management
restrictions before planning another crop or another herbicide.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. When should the first spray be made?
For the stated weed-type timings, use early post-emergence treatment when broadleaf weeds have 2–4 leaves or
grasses are 3–4 inches tall, with adequate soil moisture. Do not treat these as a separate threshold for sedges.
2. Are the water figures enough to prepare a spray?
No. Keep soybean’s 500–600 L/ha and groundnut’s 500–700 L/ha ranges with their own crop. The product
quantity, exact mixture instructions and harvest restriction must also be established before mixing.
3. Can I use a standard ammonium-sulphate and spreader mixture?
No universal recipe is provided here. Use the exact product directions for any Pariboost and Parispread
additions; do not guess their quantities or borrow a recipe from another imazethapyr product.
4. Can I spray again if weeds remain green?
Do not make an automatic repeat. The stated limit is once per crop, and ALS inhibition checks growth rather
than promising immediate visible leaf burn.
5. Does residual control mean any next crop can be planted?
No. Follow the actual crop-rotation restrictions. Residual weed activity is not a guarantee of safety for
every succeeding crop and does not establish a planting interval.
Safety & Disclaimer
Before you use it: Read the current Parimaze label and leaflet before preparing or applying the
treatment. Keep the crop, weed, product quantity, spray water, additives, harvest, re-entry and rotation restrictions together,
and apply only once per crop.
Wear gloves, an apron and a mask, with any further pack-specified protection. Choose the correct nozzle,
avoid foggy conditions and prevent drift into adjoining fields. Avoid contact with the mouth, eyes and skin, and avoid inhaling
spray mist, fog or vapour. Do not smoke, drink, eat or chew while spraying; bathe properly after application.
Keep the product in its original container away from children, animals, food, feed and fire, and prevent
contamination of water. Maintain equipment and follow the storage and disposal requirements. Seek medical help after exposure or
illness and take the pack or label; leave antidote and other medical treatment to professionals.
Delivery & returns
Usually delivered in 2–5 days after dispatch.
Return or exchange within 7 days of delivery. Packs must be unopened with seals intact, and return pickup is free. Read the refund policy
Safety tips
Read the label and leaflet before use. Wear gloves, a mask and full sleeves while spraying. Do not eat, drink or smoke while spraying. Keep away from children, food and animal feed.
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