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Metproxybicyclone is a graminaceous herbicide. Metproxybicyclone also acts as an ACCase inhibitor, with an IC50 of 0.19 μM against Lolium multiflorum. Metproxybicyclone inhibits eukaryotic homomeric acetyl-CoA carboxylase, which catalyzes the first key step in fatty acid biosynthesis of graminaceous plants. Metproxybicyclone controls susceptible graminaceous weeds as well as graminaceous weed populations with target-site, non-target-site, and ACCase D2078G target-site resistance mechanisms. Metproxybicyclone is safe to dicotyledonous crops and is suitable for pre-plant burndown applications .
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