园林苗圃化学除草技术（Chemical weeding technology of garden nursery bed）.docVIP

园林苗圃化学除草技术（Chemical weeding technology of garden nursery bed） Chemical weeding technology of garden nursery bed Weeds grow rapidly, and not only compete with flowers and plants for nutrients and water, but also the middle hosts of various diseases and pests. If prevention and control are not timely, they will spread and affect the growth of flowers and trees. The physical method of weed control is mainly artificial removal, cultivation and use of mulch. The biological control method is rarely used in garden nursery. The most simple and effective method is chemical weeding. The type of weed Weeds are plants that are deliberately cultivated in farmland and are divided into annual, biennial and perennial weeds according to the life cycle. Annual weeds are divided into summer annual and winter annual weeds. Summer annual weed germination in spring, summer or autumn ripe, knot, winter death; Winter annual weeds sprout in the autumn, winter in seedlings, spring growth in the spring, and death in the summer, such as the herbiscus and the thousand miles of light. Two year weed growth period for two years, the first year sprouts leaves, the energy accumulation in the root, in the second year of weeds using stored energy continue to grow, usually in the summer or autumn knot after death, the second such as mullein, burdock (and thistle is common plants for two years. Perennial weeds include common perennials, perennials and creeping perennial weeds, and their growth is more than two years, most of which do not produce seeds in the first year, and the second year. Common perennial weeds are spread only by seeds, and weeds can reproduce themselves, such as dandelions and plantains. The root weeds are rarely involved in nursery production, which can be reproduced with seeds or underground bulbs. Creeping perennial weeds are bred by seeds and creeping roots, such as artichokes of Canada. Perennial weeds usually require repeated control, such as using herbicides, tillage or artifi