Pendimethalin inhibits weed seed germination, while Imazethapyr suppresses the growth of emerging weeds by inhibiting the ALS enzyme, providing extended weed control.

It effectively controls annual grasses, broadleaf weeds, and sedges during the early stages of crop growth.

It is generally applied as a pre-emergence or early post emergence herbicide, as per the crop and label recommendations.

It provides broad spectrum weed control, offers dual mode of action, reduces early weed competition, and supports better crop establishment and productivity.