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US 10,111,436 B2Granted
Control of aquatic weeds with endothall and ALS-inhibiting agent
AssigneeSePRO Corporation
InventorsTyler J. Koschnick, David P. Tarver
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Abstract
Described are preferred methods and compositions for controlling aquatic weeds that involve the use of an ALS-inhibiting herbicidal agent such as penoxsulam in combination with endothall. Preferred herbicidal combinations allow for enhanced control when treating a body of water to control a target weed population, such as hydrilla.
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A method for controlling hydrilla in a body of fresh water, comprising:
- providing in the body of fresh water a synergistically effective amount of a herbicidal combination including an ALS-inhibiting herbicide and endothall, so as to control the hydrilla, wherein the ALS-inhibiting herbicide is penoxsulam, imazamox, or bispyribac sodium;
- wherein said providing comprises adding the endothall to the body of fresh water prior to or simultaneously with adding the ALS-inhibiting herbicide to the body of fresh water;
- wherein said providing comprises providing the endothall at a level of about 0.1 to about 3.5 ppm in the body of fresh water;
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- with the further proviso that:
- (i) where the ALS-inhibiting herbicide is penoxsulam, the penoxsulam is applied to the body of fresh water to provide a penoxsulam level of about 2.5 to 50 ppb in the body of fresh water;
- (ii) where the ALS-inhibiting herbicide is imazamox, the imazamox is applied to the body of fresh water to provide an imazamox level of about 0.02 to about 0.15 ppm in the body of fresh water;
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- (iii) where the ALS-inhibiting herbicide is bispyribac sodium, the bispyribac sodium is applied to the body of fresh water to provide a bispyribac sodium level of about 0.01 to about 0.25 ppm in the body of fresh water.
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