Semi-selective herbicide use in nursery weed control©

Abstract

SEMI-SELECTIVE HERBICIDE USE
Definition
The use of non-selective knockdowns at ultra-low concentrations to control weeds and to avoid off-target damage in bushland and nursery situations. This presentation is our introduction of this concept to nursery weed control.

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