41% Glyphosate Herbicide

41% Glyphosate refers to a concentrated herbicide formulation that contains 41% glyphosate as its active ingredient. Glyphosate is a broad-spectrum, non-selective herbicide used to kill weeds by inhibiting a plant enzyme involved in essential amino acid synthesis. This enzyme is critical for plant growth, and its inhibition leads to the plant's death.

Glyphosate 41% formulations are commonly used in agriculture, landscaping, and gardening for weed control, especially for managing large areas of unwanted vegetation. Because it's non-selective, it will kill most plants it comes in contact with, so it's typically applied carefully or used with protective measures in crop systems like genetically modified herbicide-resistant crops.

This product is typically diluted in water and sprayed onto foliage. It is most effective when plants are actively growing. Different brands may include surfactants to improve adhesion and absorption by plant leaves?