.csE4B0C6C{11pt;font-weight:normal;color:#000000;font-style:normal;margin:0pt 0pt 0pt 0pt;text-align:left;line-height:1.15;list-style-type:disc;Arial} .cs3388614{text-align:left;margin:0pt 0pt 10pt 0pt;line-height:1.15;text-indent:0pt} .cs95B300B{11pt;font-weight:normal;color:#000000;font-style:normal;Calibri;} Apparent Woody ExtraApparent Woody Extra EC Herbicide is a high-quality, liquid herbicide for the control of woody and herbaceous weeds in a wide range of agricultural and non-agricultural use situations. Aminopyralid is powerful active which means Apparent Woody Extra provides higher control, longer residual protection & controls more woody weeds than products only containing only Triclopyr & Picloram. At a Glance USE PATTERNS Woody weed situations - high volume spraying, aerial application, controlled droplet application, low volume high concentrate application techniques (Gas Powered Gun, Sprinkler Sprayer) and boom application. Fallow situations boom application and blanket wiper application. FORMULATION Emulsifiable Concentrate (EC) ACTIVE INGREDIENTS 300 g/L Triclopyr, 100 g/L Picloram and 8 g/L Aminopyralid APPLICATION RATE Dependant on usage pattern, application technique and weed species and growth stage of weed. WEEDS CONTROLLED African boxthorn Angophora spp. Australian blackthorn (Apply from late spring to early autumn) Banksia spp. Biddy bush (Chinese shrub), (sifton bush) Blackberry with association with: Docks, Ragwort, Smartweed, Thistles Blue heliothrope Horehoiund Japanese Sunflower Lantana (Lantana camara), (Lantana montevidensis) Lion’s tail Limebush Manuka Mesquite I(Prosopis spp.) Milfoil (Yarrow) Mistlflower Mother-of-millions Paddy’s lucerne Parkinsonia Paterson’s curse Prickly pear (common), Smooth tree pear Rubber vine (Not infected with rust) Siam weed Sicklepod Spear thistle St John’ wort Sweet briar Tobacco weed Tropical soda apple Wattle (Acacia spp.) (except wormwood wattle) Wild Rosemary (Cassinia laevis) Wild tobacco tree Blackberry Gorse Cockspur thorn, Crofton weed, Lantana, Mistlflower Rubber vine (Not infected with rust) St John’s wort Parkinsonia Seeding Camphor Laurel Eucalyptus species Flax-leaf Fleabane (Conyza bonariensis) Camel melon, Prickly paddy melon, Cucumber melon (cucumis melo) Common sowthistle Cow vine Lucerne (established) Polymeria pusilla Bitterbark (Alstonia constricta) For growth stages and situations of use, please refer to the Instruction Booklet. HERBICIDE MOA GROUP Group 4 (Group I)
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