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Panoramic 2SL

Alligare, LLC
SnapshotID: 46722

Active ingredients

Imazapic Ammonium Salt

Classification

B

- Herbicide, Preplant/Preplant Incorporated- Herbicide, Postemergence- Herbicide, Preemergence- Herbicide

WSSA mode of action

2Inhibition of acetolactate synthase ALS (acetohydroxyacid synthse AHAS)

Registration

EPA:66222-141-81927

Pests

Anoda, SpurredBaby's-breathBahiagrassBarley, LittleBarley, Squirrel TailBarnyardgrass/WatergrassBedstraw, CatchweedBeggarweed, FloridaBestraw, MarshBindweed, Field/EuropeanBrome, DownyBuffaloburBurcloverButtercup, BurCheat /CheatgrassChickweed, CommonCocklebur, Common/HeartleafCornsalad, CommonCrabgrassCrabgrass, Hairy/LargeCrabgrass, Smooth/SmallCrabgrass, SouthernCress, Hoary/White TopCrowfootgrassCrownbeard, GoldenDallisgrassDandelionDock, CurlyDropseed, TallFescue, Tall/AltaFiddleneckFlax, SpurgeFleabane, AnnualFoxtail, GiantFoxtail, GreenFoxtail, KnotrootFoxtail, Robust PurpleFoxtail, YellowGarlic, WildGeranium /CranesbillGeranium, CarolinaGoatgrass, JointedGoosegrassGroundcherryHalogetonHenbitHoundstongueIndigo, HairyItchgrassJewgrass, AnnualJimsonweedJohnsongrassJohnsongrass, RhizomeJohnsongrass, SeedlingKnapweed, RussianKnotweed, ProstrateKochiaLambsquarters, CommonMedusaheadMorningglory, CypressvineMorningglory, Ivyleaf/Entireleaf/Hairy/CommonMorningglory, Pitted/Small WhiteMorningglory, SmallflowerMorningglory, Tall/CommonMustard, AnnualMustard, WildNutsedgeNutsedge, PurpleNutsedge, YellowOat, WildOnion, WildPanicum, FallPanicum, TexasPaspalumPepperweed, PerennialPigweedPlantain, Buckhorn/Narrow-leavedPoinsettia, WildPoison-hemlockPuncturevinePurslane, CommonPusley, FloridaQueen Anne's LaceRadish, WildRagweed, Common/ShortRagweed, GiantRagweed, WesternRocket, YellowRye, Volunteer/FeralRyegrass, Italian/Annual/CommonRyegrass, PerennialSagebrushSandbur/Grassbur/SandspurSedgeSenna, CoffeeShattercaneSicklepodSida, Prickly/SpinySignalgrass, BroadleafSmartweed, LadysthumbSmartweed, PennsylvaniaSmartweed, SwampSmutgrassSpurge, LeafySpurge, SpottedSpurge, ToothedStarbur, BristlyStiltgrass, JapaneseStinkgrassSunflower, Common/WildTansymustard, PinnateTeasel, CommonThistle, BullThistle, MuskThistle, PlatteThistle, RussianToadflax, DalmationTorpedograssVaseygrassVelvetleafVervain, BlueVervain, ProstrateWeeds, AnnualWeeds, UnspecifiedWhitetopWillowherbWoodsorrel, Yellow

Sites

AirportsAlfalfa /CimmaronApple, WinesapAsh, BlueAsh, Green/RedAster, New EnglandAster, PrairieAzaleaBaby-blue-eyesBachelor's-button /CornflowerBahiagrass, Growth Suppression/Seedhead InhibitionBasswood/LindenBeggarticksBermudagrassBermudagrass, CoastalBermudagrass, CommonBermudagrass, DormantBermudagrass, EstablishedBird's-EyesBishop's FlowerBlack-eyed SusanBlanket, IndianBlanketflowerBluegrass, KentuckyBluegrass, SandbergBluegrass, Sandberg'sBluestem, BigBluestem, BushyBluestem, King RanchBluestem, LittleBluestem, Silver BeardBottlebrush, SquirreltailBox ElderBrome, DownyBromegrass, MeadowBromegrass, SmoothBroomsedgeBuckeye, OhioBuffalograssBundleflower, Illinois/Prairie MimosaCanals /DitchesCanarygrass, ReedCatchfly, Sweet WilliamCedar, Red/Eastern RedCedar, Western RedCentipedegrassCheatgrassCherry, BlackCherry, SweetChicoryChokecherryClover, CrimsonClover, WhiteClover, White PrairieConeflower, ClaspingConeflower, Prairie/Mexican HatConeflower, PurpleConservation Reserve ProgramCordgrass, Prairie Coreopsis, Dwarf Red PlainsCoreopsis, Lance-leaved/TickseedCoreopsis, Plains/CalliopsisCosmos, GardenCosmos, Sulfur/YellowCottonwoodCottonwood, Narrow Leaf Crossings, RailroadCrown VetchCurrantDaisy, OxeyeDaisy, ShastaDitchbanks, Non-IrrigationDogwood, FloweringDogwood, GreyDogwood, Red TrigElm, AmericanElm, SiberianElm, SlipperyFescue, IdahoFescue, TallFingergrass/RhodesgrassFir, DouglasFive-spotFlax, Blue/PerennialFoxtail, CreepingGamagrass, EasternGrama, BlueGrama, SideoatsGrass, Prairie DropseedGround, BareHackberryHat, MexicanHawthorn IndiangrassIndigo, Blue FalseIndustrial SitesJohnny-jump-upJuniper, ChineseJuniper, Western Lead PlantLespedezaLespedeza, Chinese/SericeaLespedeza, KoreanLilac, CommonLinden, AmericanLocust, BlackLocust, HoneyLupine, Perennial/WildMaple, RedMaple, SugarMeadow, HayMedusaheadMilkweed, CommonMint, LemonMulberry, RedMulberry, WhiteNeedle-and-threadNeedlegrassNeedlegrass, GreenNon-crop AreasOak, BlackOak, LiveOak, Southern Red/CherrybarkOak, WhiteOlive, RussianOrange, OsageOrchardgrassPasturePasture/Rangeland, Non-grazedPaved Surfaces, UnderPea, CalicoPea, FlatPea, PartridgePea, PerennialPea, ScurfyPeach (var. Elberta) Phlox, Drummond/AnnualPhotinia, Red Tip Pine, LodgepolePine, White/Eastern WhitePittosporum, Japanese Plum PoorjoePoppy, CaliforniaPoppy, CornPoppy, Red CornPrairieclover, PurplePrairiegrass, Restoration/RenovationPrivet, Common QuackgrassRabbitbrush RedbudRedtopRights-of-way, UtilityRoadsideRose, Multiflora Ryegrass, AnnualRyegrass, PerennialRyegrass, Wild RussianSage, BigSage, FringeSage, Silver Sagebrush, BigSagebrush, Fringed Saltcedar Sandreed, PrairieSensitive VineServiceberrySnowberry, WesternSpruceSugarberrySweet CloverSwitchgrass/Switchgrass, BlackwellSycamoreThreeawn, Kearny/PlainsThreeawn, PrairieTimothyTree-of-heavenTrefoil, Birdsfoot/LotusTrefoil, TickTulip Tree, American/Yellow PoplarVetch, CrownVetch, HairyViolet, WildWalnut, BlackWheatgrassWheatgrass, BluebunchWheatgrass, CrestedWheatgrass, IntermediateWheatgrass, PubescentWheatgrass, SiberianWheatgrass, SlenderWheatgrass, StreambankWheatgrass, WesternWildlife Management AreasWildrye Grass, Canada Wildrye, BasinWildrye, RussianWildryegrass, VirginiaWillowYarrow, Gold

Temperature range

Min 20°F
Max
Caution
Product safety

Protections

Early entry
Coveralls Chemical-resistant gloves made of any waterproof material Shoes plus socks
Personal Protection
Long-sleeved shirt and long pants Chemical-resistant gloves made of any waterproof material Shoes plus socks
Restricted Entry Interval
12 hours

Precautions

May be exposed to direct sunlight

Is not vulnerable to flame or sparks

May be stored in a damp place

May be stored in a warm place

Should not be frozen