Sencor

Sencor refers to two main things: a widely used herbicide by Bayer (containing Metribuzin) for controlling weeds in crops like potatoes, wheat, and soybeans, and a Japanese brand of consumer electronics (like vacuums, coffee makers) known for user-friendly design, both originating in the late 1960s. The herbicide controls broadleaf and grassy weeds via root/leaf absorption by inhibiting photosynthesis, while the electronics brand offers diverse, intuitive home goods.