Isoxaflutole was first synthesized in 1990 and its herbicidal properties were recognized in 1991. The initial producer according to the EPA was Rhone-Poulenc Ag Company, which became Aventis CropScience and was then acquired by Bayer CropScience in 2001. Isoxaflutole is a pigment inhibitor. It works by preventing the biosynthesis of carotenoid pigments, which protect chlorophyll from decomposition by sunlight. Without carotenoid pigments, chlorophyll pigments are photo-oxidized and chloroplasts break down. Without the energy-collecting action of the chlorophyll, the whole plant eventually dies.  

Pyraclostrobin is an exciting kind of strobilurin chemistry. It is locally systemic, moving both upward and downward to a limited degree, to protect unsprayed portions of the leaf. In addition, pyraclostrobin will move from the top to the bottom of the leaf (translaminar movement), so when applying to the top of the foliage will give protection to the underside as well.

Carboxin is a well established globally registered broad spectrum systemic SDHI fungicide with particular strength on bunts and rhizoctonia and marketed under the Vitavax. Carboxin is widely used to provide control of a broad range of seed and soil-borne diseases. May be applied on its own or often combined with the contact fungicide thiram for broader and more effective disease control plus "seed sanitation“. Carboxin is applied on wheat, barley, oats, rye, triticale, rice, maize, cotton, sugar beet, peanuts, soybean, peas, vegetables, sunflower, linseed, flax, rape seed and potato.

Penoxsulam is a post-emergence herbicide based on the acetolactate synthase (ALS) inhibitor. Penoxsulam was originally designed for use in rice fields and is capable of killing several pest grasses that prefer wet environments. These include barnyardgrass, young watergrass, Lolium ryegrasses, canarygrass species, annual blackgrass and wild buckwheat. It is useful for the removal of unwanted plants on golf courses, sports fields, and lawns. Penoxsulam was firstly launched in 2004 in USA, and enter China market by 2008.

 Spirodiclofen is the firstly developed by Bayer, and is active against the eggs, larvae, nymphs, all quiescent stages and adult females of mites. It targets liped metabolism, affecting the production of energy by the mite. Spirodiclofen has a broad spectrum acaricide, unique mode of action, excellent long-lasting protection, activity on pear sucker and scales. 

 Spirodiclofen is the firstly developed by Bayer, and is active against the eggs, larvae, nymphs, all quiescent stages and adult females of mites. It targets liped metabolism, affecting the production of energy by the mite. Spirodiclofen has a broad spectrum acaricide, unique mode of action, excellent long-lasting protection, activity on pear sucker and scales.