Celexium WG 27.1

Celexium® – Selective Herbicide for Cereals

Active Ingredients

• 105 g/kg Florasulam
• 82.8 g/kg Metsulfuron-methyl
• 83 g/kg Tribenuron-methyl

Mode of Action

Celexium® is absorbed through leaves and roots and rapidly translocated throughout the plant. It inhibits cell division at the growing points of shoots and roots in sensitive plants. Weed growth stops within hours, symptoms appear after 5–10 days, and complete control of sensitive weeds occurs in 15–25 days.

Less sensitive weeds or those at advanced growth stages may not be fully controlled but no longer compete with the crop for nutrients and water. Maximum efficacy is achieved by applying the product to small weeds in active growth stage.

Recommended Dose

Controlled Weeds and Sensitivity

• Anagallis arvensis – S
• Atriplex patula – MR
• Oilseed rape, samulastra – S**
• Cardaria draba – S
• Capsella bursa-pastoris – S
• Centaurea cyanus – MS
• Chenopodium album – S
• Cirsium arvense – S
• Descurainia sophia – S
• Fumaria officinalis – MR
• Galium aparine – S
• Galinsoga quadriradiata – S
• Helianthus annuus – S**
• Lamium amplexicaule – S
• Lamium purpureum – R
• Lapsana communis – S
• Matricaria recutita – S
• Matricaria inodora – S
• Myosotis arvensis – S
• Papaver rhoeas – S
• Polygonum amphibium – S
• Polygonum aviculare – MS
• Polygonum convolvulus – MS
• Polygonum persicaria – S
• Raphanus raphanistrum – S
• Senecio vulgaris – S
• Sinapis vulgaris – S
• Stellaria media – S
• Thlaspi arvense – S
• Torilis arvensis – S
• Urtica urens – S
• Veronica hederifolia – MR
• Veronica persica – MS
• Viola arvensis – MS
• Viola tricolor – –

** Exception: samulastra in ALS inhibitor-resistant sunflower and rapeseed hybrids (tribenuron, tifensulfuron, imazamox).