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Tri-allate

A soil-applied product for wild oats, with no cross-resistance to Group 1 or 2. Formerly called Group 8.

Group
Herbicide Group 15
Family
Thiocarbamates, chloroacetamides and isoxazolines
Formula
C10H16Cl3NOS
Molar mass
304.7 g/mol
HERBICIDE · GROUP · 15

Structure: PubChem CID 5543

How it kills

VLCFA inhibitors

Stops the very long fatty acids a germinating shoot needs.

Weeds die in the soil as they try to emerge.

More on Group 15

Sits in the soil

Held in the top layer of soil, where weeds pick it up as they germinate.

Where it fits

In the season.

FallBurnoffSeedingEarly in-cropIn-cropFlag and bloomPre-harvestPost-harvest

Commonly used on

  • Wild oats
  • Pulses
  • Cereals

Good to know

  • Back in demand because of Group 1 and 2 resistant wild oats.
  • Check the label on incorporation and seeding depth.
  • It will not control weeds that are already up. Older labels may still call the thiocarbamates Group 8.

On Dean's list

Products with Tri-allate.

ProductSimilar toStrength
Tri-allateAvadex GranularTri-allate
Tri-allate / TrifluralinFortress—

Sold alongside: Trifluralin

Same group, same mode of action

Not a rotation partner.

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