Dodhylex™ active Overview
FMC’s groundbreaking tetflupyrolimet herbicide, branded Dodhylex™ active, is the first herbicide with a new mode of action (MOA) introduced in over 30 years. FMC has developed this new herbicide to help provide season-long control of major weeds in global rice production, including direct-seeded and transplanted japonica and indica varieties.
As the only herbicide in the Herbicide Resistance Action Committee's (HRAC) Group 28, Dodhylex™ active will serve as a new rotational tool for resistance management to help growers across a wide range of agronomic practices. To date, no resistance to this site of action has been reported, and Dodhylex™ active studies show it can control herbicide-resistant populations, a key unique benefit.
Maintaining and delivering a quality rice yield is imperative to maximizing growers' productivity and helping feed the world. Dodhylex™ active is another example of FMC's commitment to innovating and advancing molecules to help control weeds.


In studies, Dodhylex™ active has demonstrated excellent season-long control of grass weeds, such as Echinochloa and Leptochloa species, and some broadleaf and sedge weeds.
FMC is committed to effectively managing weed resistance by integrating cultural and chemical control measures. Based on genomics work done by FMC internally, Dodhylex™ active is considered a low-risk herbicide for weed resistance development. Due to its mode of action and primarily pre-emergence application timing, resistance development is expected to be slow. 
