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'''Glufosinate''' or its ammonium ] is an active ingredient in several nonselective systemic ]s - Basta, Rely, Finale, Challenge and Liberty. Glufosinate is a natural compound which was first isolated from two species of ] bacteria. It interferes with the biosynthetic pathway of the amino acid ] and with ] detoxification. There are transgenic varieties of several crops (], ], ] and ]) which are resistant to glufosinate. '''Glufosinate''' or its ammonium ] is an active ingredient in several nonselective systemic ]s - Basta, Rely, Finale, Challenge and Liberty. genetically resistance to Glufosinate is a (bar or pat) gene which was first isolated from two species of ] bacteria. It interferes with the biosynthetic pathway of the amino acid ] and with ] detoxification. There are transgenic varieties of several crops (], ], ] and ]) which are resistant to glufosinate.


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Chemical structure of ammonium glufosinate

Glufosinate or its ammonium salt is an active ingredient in several nonselective systemic herbicides - Basta, Rely, Finale, Challenge and Liberty. genetically resistance to Glufosinate is a (bar or pat) gene which was first isolated from two species of Streptomyces bacteria. It interferes with the biosynthetic pathway of the amino acid glutamine and with ammonia detoxification. There are transgenic varieties of several crops (canola, corn, soybean and sugarbeet) which are resistant to glufosinate.

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