Herbicides

Herbicides (US: , UK: ), also commonly known as weedkillers, are substances used to control unwanted plants. Selective herbicides control specific weed species, while leaving the desired crop relatively unharmed, while non-selective herbicides (sometimes called total weedkillers in commercial products) can be used to clear waste ground, industrial and construction sites, railways and railway embankments as they kill all plant material with which they come into contact. Apart from selective/non-selective, other important distinctions include persistence (also known as residual action: how long the product stays in place and remains active), means of uptake (whether it is absorbed by above-ground foliage …

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Invasive Species Council of BC · 22 February 2024 English

Flowers mature from April Myrtle spurge is native to the Mediterranean region and has through to June and turn red. [...] Cypress spurge is designated as a Management species and …

and applying herbicides. populations of native flowering species. These species Herbicides may be used species and should local regulations, residual herbicides may be an option. be carefully considered when when used as ornamental plants. There are herbicides that effectively control these spurges, Social: Leaves


Invasive Species Council of BC · 22 February 2024 English

Garlic mustard is a threat logged forest, and urban areas) and undisturbed areas, to native understory species as it is able to grow rapidly and including mature forests. [...] The …

plants. There are currently no available selective herbicides that are registered for use on Garlic mustard must be reviewed before selecting and applying herbicides. BCINVASIVES.CA / INFO@BCINVASIVES.CA / 1-888-933-3722


Invasive Species Council of BC · 22 February 2024 English

Habitat: Often found in the open areas on the edges of rivers, wetlands, and streams. [...] IPM is a decision-making process that includes the Seeds: Late summer changes the flower …

must be reviewed before selecting and applying herbicides. References/Links Since this grass often grows usage is limited and there are currently no herbicides registered for aquatic use that are recommended ca/invasive-plant/reed-canarygrass. species. The use of herbicides in aquatic environments https://www.cabi.org extremely limited and very restrictive. Glyphosate herbicides are effective on Reed canary Invasive Plants


Invasive Species Council of BC · 22 February 2024 English

The underside of the rhizomes has Knotweeds are native to Asia and were introduced to British adventitious roots that travel into the soil with penetrable force. [...] IPM is a …

infestations: Online: www.gov.bc.ca/invasive-species Herbicides should be applied by certified pesticide applicators knotweed. Instead, grow selectively apply systemic herbicides to knotweed, such » as, hand spraying, back pack of BC’s Grow Me Instead booklet: » Effective herbicides include: imazapyr, glyphosate, (https://bcinvasives


Invasive Species Council of BC · 22 February 2024 English

cm in length and grow in a spiral pattern around Legal Status the top of the stem. [...] Pay special attention to local restrictions This is the primary means of …

laurel flowers are self-fertilizing. and applying herbicides. This is when pollen from the same plant arrives arrives at the flower. There are herbicides that effectively control Spurge laurel, This way, the plant


Invasive Species Council of BC · 22 February 2024 English

Native to the Mediterranean region of Europe and Asia, it has Reproduction: Milk thistle only reproduces and spreads by seed. [...] Due to Legal Status the heavy nature of the …

eng/1405360036042/1405360037120 Milk thistle’s resistance to herbicides increases with the age of Oregon Department of oregon.gov/oda/ the plants are young. There are herbicides that effectively shared/Documents/Publicatio


Conservation Council of New Brunswick · 31 January 2024 English

Water Strategy. [...] ● CCNB strongly encourages the government to review the use of pesticides/herbicides by the forest industry in New Brunswick and the potential impacts of the use on water quality.

the government to review the use of pesticides/herbicides by the forest industry in New Brunswick and the Glyphosate, the main active ingredient in most herbicides used in New Brunswick Crown forest operations – 2023. 5 https://www.conservationcouncil.ca/herbicides/ ● As indicated in the Water Strategy Five-Year


Invasive Species Council of BC · 31 January 2024 English

Untitled FACTSHEET OCTOBER 2023 Tree of heaven Ailanthus altissima About Identification Tree of heaven (Ailanthus altissima) is a significant invasive Flower: Large panicles at the end of new stems, up …

information must be reviewed before applying herbicides. References/Links » Herbicide treatment is an


Invasive Species Council of BC · 31 January 2024 English

The majority of the photographs are from the Field Guide to Noxious and Other Selected Weeds of British Columbia, a document produced by the BC Ministry of Agriculture, Food and …

million dollars more for control measures, such as herbicides and cultivation (BC Ministry of Agriculture,


School of Public Policy, University of Calgary · 25 January 2024 English

B R I E F I N G PA P E R Volume 17:01 Sustainable Innovation January 2024 in the Canadian Agrifood Sector: Past, Present & Future Jared Carlberg, Ph. …

practices; • An ever-evolving array of pesticides/herbicides provides conditions that allow crops to thrive


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