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Herbicide safeners are agrochemicals used to protect crops from the adverse effects of herbicides. They are used in combination with herbicides to reduce the risk of crop injury and improve the efficacy of herbicides. Herbicide safeners work by increasing the plant's tolerance to herbicides, allowing the herbicides to be used at higher doses without damaging the crop. Herbicide safeners are used in a variety of crops, including corn, soybeans, wheat, and rice.
Herbicide safeners are an important part of the agrochemicals and fertilizers market, as they help to reduce crop injury and improve the efficacy of herbicides. Herbicide safeners are used in combination with herbicides to reduce the risk of crop injury and improve the efficacy of herbicides.
Some companies in the herbicide safener market include BASF, Syngenta, Bayer, Dow AgroSciences, and Monsanto. Show Less Read more