Randox CDAA, 2-chloro-N,N-diallylacetamide. Monsanto "Randox" containing 4 lb/
 gal active. Maximum cleared rate is 10 lb/A; do not apply more than
 once per crop nor within 10 months of harvest. Monsanto "Limit" contains
 Randox and 2,4-D acid.

2,4,5-T Amine salt formulations of 2,4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid containing
 4 Ib/gal acid equivalent. Many suppliers. Rate of 1 lb/A acid equiv-
 alent cleared for use postemergence to weeds growing in established
 cane. Use caution to avoid damage to near-by susceptible crops.

 Other cleared chemicals not suggested for Florida.

PCP or P entchlorophenol. Available from several suppliers. Cleared at 4.5
Penta lb/A when used preemergence to 'cane at 1 to 2 days after planting.
 Cleared at same rate for directed postemergence sprays before weeds are
 2 inches tall.

NaPCP or Sodium salt of pentachlorophenol. Available from several suppliers.
 SPCP Cleared at 44 lb/A preemergence immediately after planting and before
 weed seedlings emerge. A rate of 10- lb/A is cleared for use immed-
 iately after weed seedlings emerge.

Silvex propylenegylcolbutylether esters of 2-(2,4,5-trichlorophenoxy)propionic
 acid. Formulations containing 4 lb/gal acid equivalent are available
 from Amchem, Chipman and Dow. Cleared for use in Louisiana only at
 1 lb/A acid equivalent preemergence to 'cane and weeds or after off-
 barring and not when 'cane exceeds 3 to 3- feet tall. Cleared for use
 in Hawaii only at 5 lb/A acid equivalent preemergence after planting
 or ratooning and before 'cane emergence. Use limited to 2 applications
 per crop. Precautions similar to 2,4-D and 2,4,5-T necessary.

Simazine 2-chloro-4,6-bis(ethylamino)-s-triazine. Geigy "Simazine 80W", an 80%
 wettable power. Application rates and conditions similar to Atrazine.

NaTCA or Sodium salt of trichloroacetic acid. Available from many suppliers in
STCA formulations containing about 80%o TCA equivalent. Cleared at 31.7 lb/A
 for pre- and early postemergence and at 45 lb/A acid equivalent as late
 postemergence directed sprays at base of 'cane plants.

2,4,5-T As given above. Cleared at 4.5 lb/A acid equivalent for preemergence
 use in Hawaii only.

SHORT GLOSSARY OF HERBICIDE TERMINOLOGY

Band application Using the herbicide in a narrow, continuous strip in, over
 or along the crop row rather than over the entire field.
 Broadcast application Using the herbicide over an entire field or area.
 Contact herbicide An herbicide that kills primarily by direct contact with
 plant tissue rather than by translocation within the plant.
 Directed application Using an herbicide in a restricted location such as the
 crop row or bed at the base of plants to avoid wetting plant foliage.
 Overall application Applying an herbicide from directly above plants.
 Postemergence treatment Application after crop plants emerge. Treatments may
 also be specified as postemergence to weeds or both crop and weeds.