HRAC MOA 2020修订说明和除草剂主清单 GHRAC_MOA_UPDATE_2020.pdfVIP

Global HRAC MOA Classification Working Group Report Version: June 2, 2020 Executive Summary The Global Herbicide Resistance Action Committee (HRAC), supported by regional HRACs around the world, completed its updated to the mode of action classification system on March 1, 2020. Changes since the last update in 2010 include the addition of 14 new active ingredients, rationalization of chemical family names, and four new or updated modes of action: inhibition of fatty acid thioesterase (cinmethylin), inhibition of homogentisate solanesyltransferase (cyclopyrimorate), inhibition of solanesyl diphosphate synthase (aclonifen), and inhibition of serine-threonine protein phosphatase (endothall). With this update, Global HRAC will transition from letter to number mode of action codes. Global HRAC believes a numerical code system is more globally relevant and sustainable compared to English/Latin letters. In geographies where the Latin alphabet is not used and/or where literacy rates are low, most everyone understands Hindu-Arabic numerals (including China). Global HRAC considered several numerical code options but in the end settled on alignment with the WSSA so that there is single numerical code shared by WSSA and Global HRAC. Background At the global HRAC meeting held May 2017 in Denver, Colorado USA, the current state of herbicide moa/chemical classification was discussed with a recommendation to update the mode of action classification, specifically: 1) Review and update the list of active ingredients (a.i.s) – including adding new ones 2) Update/revise MOA designations 3) Update/revise chemical classes 4) Recommend changes to the MOA classification code 5) Devise process for annual review and updates Working Group Rex Liebl, BASF, RTP NC, USA Jeff Epp, Corteva, Indianapolis, IN, USA Hubert Menne, Bayer, Frankfurt, Germany Bernd Laber, Bayer, Frankfurt, Germany James Morris, Syngenta, Jealott’s Hil