New Discoveries in Herbicide from 2000 to 2015

• Brief discovery profie, biological spectrum mode of action, control of resistant biotypes of weeds are presented to introduce the new herbicides in its perspective
• Basic screening studies including laboratory and greenhouse are presented to understand the emerging spectrum of activity of new herbicides against different species of monocot and dicot weeds and anticipate future potential for field use.
• Extensive global developmental trials data / results generated by crop protection are presented in depth to provide an insight into the high performance of new herbicides.
• Around 235 field trial conducted around the world are presented with experimental data in support of field performance of new herbicides in variety of application.
• Nature  of end use products (solo / premixtures) introduced in different trade names are presented to give an insight into the variety of  introduction into the global market according to the need of each country.
• Product labels are unequivocal piece of information approved by regulatory authorities after thorough verification of field efficacy in all respects.Around 200 end use products introduced in USA, Canada, Australia and Europe are presented with composition.
• Around 150 product labels as approved by US EPA Canada PMRA and Australia APVMA are presented for use guidelines for new herbicides.
• Eueopean Commission approval including rapporteur member state, completeness of dossier, draft assessment report, peer review of all EU Contries / EFSA,  natinal provisional approvals and inclusion in Annex I of EC Regulation 1107/2009 are chronicled step by step to present the regulatory journey of new herbicides in European Union.
• Worldwide registration status of new herbicides particularly in USA, Canada, Australia and Europe are presented with expected future potential of new herbicides in world crop protection.
• Global status of herbicide resistance are presented herbicide class wise, weed family wise, crop wise and country wise to reveal the extent and intensity of herbicide resistance around the world and resistance management guidelines to safeguard the new herbicides from the threatening phenomena.

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