1 Trade name | Manufacturer | Form |
4Farmers Diquat 200 Herbicide | 4 FARMERS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD | SOLUBLE CONCENTRATE |
ACCENSI DIQUAT 200 NON-RESIDUAL HERBICIDE | ACCENSI PTY LTD | AQUEOUS CONCENTRATE |
Agrevo Diquat 200SL Herbicide | Agrevo Australia Pty Ltd | SOLUBLE CONCENTRATE |
Apparent Diquat 200 Herbicide | Titan Ag Pty Ltd | AQUEOUS CONCENTRATE |
AQ 200 Aquatic Herbicide | AQUATIC SITE MAINTENANCE PTY LTD | SOLUBLE CONCENTRATE |
Barmac Diquat 200 Herbicide | Amgrow Pty Ltd | AQUEOUS CONCENTRATE |
CONQUEST SANCTION 200 NON-RESIDUAL HERBICIDE | CONQUEST CROP PROTECTION PTY LTD | AQUEOUS CONCENTRATE |
DIA-KILL 200 HERBICIDE | SINON AUSTRALIA PTY LIMITED | AQUEOUS CONCENTRATE |
FARMALINX DIQUAT 200 HERBICIDE | Farmalinx Pty Ltd | SOLUBLE CONCENTRATE |
Foison Diquat 200SL Herbicide | Foison Scitech Co., Limited | AQUEOUS CONCENTRATE |
GENFARM DIQUAT 200 NON-RESIDUAL HERBICIDE | Nutrien Ag Solutions Limited | AQUEOUS CONCENTRATE |
IMTRADE DIQUAT 200 NON-RESIDUAL HERBICIDE | IMTRADE AUSTRALIA PTY LTD | AQUEOUS CONCENTRATE |
KDPC DESIQUAT NON-RESIDUAL HERBICIDE | KD Plant Care Pty Ltd | AQUEOUS CONCENTRATE |
KENSO AGCARE DIQUAT 200 HERBICIDE | KENSO CORPORATION (M) SDN. BHD. | SOLUBLE CONCENTRATE |
MACPHERSONS DESI-TEX 200 HERBICIDE | RONIC INTERNATIONAL PTY LIMITED | SOLUBLE CONCENTRATE |
OZCROP DIQUAT 200 HERBICIDE | OzCrop Pty Ltd | AQUEOUS CONCENTRATE |
RAINBOW DIQUAT 200 NON-RESIDUAL HERBICIDE | Shandong Rainbow International Co Ltd | AQUEOUS CONCENTRATE |
REGLONE NON-RESIDUAL HERBICIDE | SYNGENTA AUSTRALIA PTY LTD | SOLUBLE CONCENTRATE |
RELYON DIQUAT 200 NON-RESIDUAL HERBICIDE | Nutrien Ag Solutions Limited | SOLUBLE CONCENTRATE |
TITAN DIQUAT 200 NON-RESIDUAL HERBICIDE | Titan Ag Pty Ltd | AQUEOUS CONCENTRATE |
WATER TREATS AQUATIC WEED KILLER | Clearwater Lakes and Ponds Pty Ltd | AQUEOUS CONCENTRATE |
2 PRICE:
$10.12 | /L |
3 ACTIVE INGREDIENTS: Diquat dibromide 200g/L
4 CHEMICAL GROUP: L5 RELATED HERBICIDES:
Paraquat 250 | Paraquat 250g/L |
Reglone | Diquat dibromide 200g/L |
SpraySeed 250 | Diquat 115g/L + paraquat 135g/L |
SpraySeed plus Cultivation | Diquat 115g/L + paraquat 135g/L |
6 GENERAL DESCRIPTION:
A contact, non residual, post emergent, relatively non-selective herbicide.7 APPLICATION METHODS AND TIPS:
Ensure thorough coverage because diquat is poorly translocated.8 WEATHER:
Rainfast in 30 minutes. Light rain following application doesn't normally affect results.9 ADJUVANTS:
Wetting agents: A wetting agent usually helps retention of the spray on the leaf.10 WATER QUALITY:
Hard water: There may be a slight loss of activity due to ionic bonding in very hard water.11 COMPATIBILITY:
Trace elements.12 EQUIPMENT:
Boom sprays:13 SPRAYER DECONTAMINATION:
Clean Up:14 HERBICIDE RESISTANCE:
Tolerant plants are expected to occur and may dominate the weed population after repeated applications.15 REPLANTING INTERVALS:
Crop | Time |
All | Less than 1 day. |
16 WITHHOLDING PERIODS:
Crop | Type | Time |
All | Grazing | 1 day. |
Asparagus | Harvest | Not required |
Beans; Dry | Harvest | Not required |
Bean: Faba | Harvest | 2 days |
Bean; Mung | Harvest | Not required |
Canola | Harvest | 5 days |
Cereals; Winter | Harvest | Not required |
Chickpeas | Harvest | 2 days |
Cotton | Harvest | Not required |
Hops | Harvest | Not required |
Lentils | Harvest | 2 days |
Lupins | Harvest | 14 days |
Oats | Harvest | Not required |
Orchards | Harvest | Not required |
Pea; Field | Harvest | Not required |
Pigeon Pea | Harvest | 5 days |
Poppies | Harvest | 16 days |
Potato | Harvest | 7 days |
Rice | Harvest | 5 days |
Row crops | Harvest | Not required |
Soybean | Harvest | 5 days |
Sugar Cane | Harvest | 5 days |
Sunflower | Harvest | 5 days |
Sweet Potato | Harvest | 14 days |
Vegetables | Harvest | Not required |
Wheat | Harvest | Not required |
Other crops | Harvest | Not required when used as directed |
17 RE-ENTRY PERIOD:
Wear waterproof protective clothing if in contact with the crop before the spray has dried. Dust from processing recently sprayed plants may also need controlling.18 PROTECTIVE CLOTHING:
If inhalation risk of vapour or spray exists wear organic vapour respirator meeting the requirements of AS/NZ 1715 and AS/NZ 1716.19 SOIL:
Soil texture, pH and organic matter has little or no effect on performance.20 MODE OF ACTION:
Contact, post emergent.Uptake and translocation:
Not significantly translocated because in the presence of sunlight it quickly destroys conducting tissue. At night or in dull conditions it may passively move through the plant.Physiological effects:
Oxidises cell walls and quickly desiccates the plant tissue.Residual Life and Breakdown:
Dissipates very quickly by attaching irreversibly with clay in the soil and water.Selectivity:
Relatively non-selective. Legumes and grasses may tolerate low doses.21 SELECTIVITY:
Crop tolerance:Varietal sensitivities:
Effect on Clover Species:Effect on Medic Species:
Burns the leaves of medics but they usually recover from low rates.Effect on Lucerne:
Seedling lucerne is damaged. Established lucerne in relatively tolerant. It burns the leaves of the plant but it usually recovers quickly.Effect on Native Plants:
Burns the leaves off most native plants. Established perennials usually recover and young annuals or seedlings usually die.22 DISEASE AND INSECT EFFECTS:
Not normally a problem unless plants are severely affected.23 PLANT SYMPTOMS:
Rapid desiccation of plant tissue. Symptoms can often be seen within a few hours of application and usually within 1-3 days of spraying. Dead spots are often seen on adjacent plants the have received individual spray droplets as drift.SECONDARY EFFECTS:
24 TOXICITY:Details:
Poison schedule: S6.Other Species -
Birds: High toxicity. Oral LD50 for hens is 200-400 mg/kg and for partridge is 295 mg/kg.25 TOXICITY SYMPTOMS:
Swallowing can result in nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea and abdominal pain within a few hours of swallowing. Ulceration of lips, mouth, throat and intestine may follow within 24-48 hours. Kidney failure and liver damage may occur at higher doses. In severe cases circulatory collapse, coma and death from respiratory failure/cardiac arrest can occur. The lethal dose for man is approximately 4-6 g of diquat (equivalent to approx. 60 mg/kg) or 20-30 mL product.26 FIRST AID:
OBTAIN IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ATTENTION. SPEED IS ESSENTIAL.27 ENVIRONMENTAL FATE:
Half life in soil - >1000 days but rapidly inactivated by attachment to soil particles.28 REGISTERED CROPS: (Button)
29 REGISTERED WEEDS: (Button)31 PROPERTIES:
Colour: Dark brown.32 SPILLS:
Absorb spill with earth, sand, clay or absorbent material such as vermiculite.33 FIRE:
Extinguish with water spray, foam, carbon dioxide or dry agent.34 COMMENTS:
35 REFERENCES:Acknowledgments:
Collated by HerbiGuide. For more information see www.herbiguide.com.au or phone 08 98444064.