Triclopyr, a postemergence herbicide, was first reported in 1975 by Byrd and coworkers. It is
a selective systemic herbicide that is rapidly absorbed by the foliage and roots of plants; for …

… (1993a) studied the photolysis of triclopyr in both buffered and natural waters under natural
and artificial sunlight. In this study, 14C-pyridine labeled triclopyr was added to both pH 7 …

… triclopyr which includes the active ingredients triclopyr acid, triclopyr triethylamine salt and
triclopyr … It also includes requirements for additional generic data on triclopyr to confirm the risk …

The purpose of this report is to review the environmental fate and toxicity of the pesticide
active ingredient, Triclopyr, when formulated for aquatic weed control. While triclopyr has been …

… The UVB absorption profile of triclopyr and the two variants (triclopyr-butotyl and triclopyr …
with triclopyr is considered valid also for triclopyr-butotyl and triclopyr triethylammonium. …

… Therefore, the rate of metabolism of triclopyr is … (triclopyr glucose ester) was not a
metabolite in the cereals. The major metabolic product from chickweed was identified as triclopyr …

… Finally, to identify the soil constituents involved in triclopyr binding, triclopyr adsorption was
… were equilibrated in centrifuge tubes with 10 mL of triclopyr solution. Triclopyr concentrations …

… The UVB absorption profile of triclopyr and the two variants (triclopyr‐butotyl and triclopyr …
with triclopyr is considered valid also for triclopyr‐butotyl and triclopyr triethylammonium. …

… The activity of triclopyr was not enhanced by addition of clopyralid. In the field, … triclopyr
were usually more effective than either herbicide applied alone. Addition of 0.14 kg/ha of triclopyr …

… that triclopyr, clopyralid, or 1:1 combinations of triclopyr plus … , and dis tribution of either
triclopyr or clopyralid in field-… (1) compared the effectiveness and distribution of triclopyr, 2,4,5-T, …