What is the difference between glyphosate and glufosinate?

What's the difference between glyphosate and glyphosate? Please introduce that glyphosate acts faster than glyphosate, and some weeds resistant to glyphosate can also be controlled with this medicine. Acetamidophos is a phosphonic acid non-selective contact herbicide and an inhibitor of glutamine synthesis. The metabolism of ammonium in weeds was disordered in a short time after application, and ammonium ions accumulated in weeds. At the same time, photosynthesis was seriously inhibited to achieve the purpose of weeding. It is suitable for orchard, vineyard and non-cultivated land to control dicotyledonous weeds and Gramineae weeds. The control of broadleaf weeds should be applied at the beginning of the vigorous growth of weeds, and the control of Gramineae weeds should be applied at the beginning of tillering. Glyphosate is a broad-spectrum herbicide with internal absorption and transmission. Mainly by inhibiting enolacetyl shikimin phosphate synthetase in weeds, inhibiting the transformation of shikimin to phenylalanine, tyrosine and tryptophan, so that protein synthesis is disturbed, resulting in plant death. Glyphosate has strong internal absorption and conductivity, can be transmitted to the underground through stems and leaves, and can also be transmitted between different tillers of the same plant, which can destroy the underground tissue of perennial deep-root weeds and reach a depth that can not be reached by ordinary agricultural machinery. The herbicide has a wide herbicide spectrum and can control weeds in more than 40 families, including monocotyledons and dicotyledons, annual and perennial plants, herbs and shrubs. Click to get more herbicide application techniques