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Types of Weeds 4 Broadleaf 4 Grasses 4 Sedges
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Life Cycles 4 Annuals –Summer –Winter 4 Biennials 4 Perennials –Summer –Winter
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Broadleaf Weeds
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Dandelion 4 Perennial 4 Broadleaf
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Common Chickweed 4 Winter Annual 4 Broadleaf
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Knotweed 4 Summer Annual 4 Broadleaf
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Blackland Aster 4 Summer Annual 4 Broadleaf
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Spotted Spurge 4 Summer Annual 4 Broadleaf
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Henbit 4 Winter Annual 4 Broadleaf Weed
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Thistle 4 Winter Annual 4 Broadleaf
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White Clover 4 Winter Perennial 4 Broadleaf
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Spurweed (Burweed) 4 Summer Annual 4 Broadleaf
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Matchweed 4 Summer Perennial 4 Broadleaf
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Broadleaf, Perennials 4 Postemerge –Hormone-type herbicides
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Postemergence Broadleaf Weed Control 4 2,4-D AmineDacamine 4D Weedar 64 4 MCPPOrtho Chickweed & Clover Killer 4 DicambaBanvel
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Postemergence Broadleaf Weed Control 4 2,4-D Amine + MCPP –Chipco Turf Kleen –Ortho Weed-B-Gon Killer –2 Plus 2 4 2,4-D amine + MCPP + Dicamba –Greenlight’s Wipeout Broadleaf Weed Killer –Ortho’s Chickweed, Spruge & Oxalis Killer –Gordon’s Trimec –Lesco’s Three Way
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Growth Regulators 4 Generally applied postemergence 4 for broadleaf weed control 4 Symptoms (leaf curling, stem twisting) occur very quickly 4 Generally short residual activity in soil 4 Systemically translocated in susceptible plants Upset the normal hormone balance in susceptible plants, causing a disruption of several plant processes, i.e. cell enlargement and division, protein synthesis, respiration Example: 2,4-D, MCPA, MCPP, dicamba
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Weed Control in Dormant Bermudagrass 4 Roundup 4 Sencor
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Postemergent Weed Control 4 Young, actively growing weeds 4 Climatic conditions 4 Low volume spray applications 4 Addition of a surfactant
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Preemergent Broadleaf Control 4 Gallery 4 Snapshot (Gallery + Surflan)
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