What is a hormonal herbicide?
What are the hormonal herbicides? How does a hormonal herbicide work? Also ask the netizens who know about it to help introduce. 1. Phenoxy carboxylic acids: the main varieties are 2mai 4 murine D butyl ester, 2 methyl 4 chloro sodium. The pathway of action is similar to that of indole acetic acid, a small amount of 2jin4Mel D can promote plant growth, but at high concentration, the differentiation of meristem is inhibited, the elongation growth stops, and the plant produces lateral growth, resulting in root and stem expansion, blocking and dredging tissue, resulting in plant death. 2. Benzoic acid: the main varieties are Triticum aestivum (herbicide). It also has an effect similar to that of indole acetic acid, which can lead to the cessation of apical growth and leaf formation, tissue proliferation and abnormal plant growth. 3. Quinoline carboxylic acids: the main varieties are dichloroquinolinic acid (paspalum) and chloro-potassium quinolinic acid. It can effectively promote the biosynthesis of ethylene, lead to the accumulation of abscisic acid, reduce stomata, reduce water evaporation, reduce carbon dioxide absorption and slow plant growth. Interestingly, dichloroquinolinic acid can effectively control barnyardgrass, chloro-potassium quinolinic acid can effectively control pig calamity. 4. Thiazole carboxylic acids: the main varieties are Caochuling (Gotek). After application, it is absorbed by leaves and transported to the whole plant. The symptoms of weed poisoning are stagnation of growth, stiff green leaves, thickening and reverse rolling, twisted new leaves, shortening of internodes, and finally death. The effect of high temperature is quick, while that of low temperature is slow. 5. Pyridyloxyacetic acid: the main varieties are chlorofluoropyloxyacetic acid (make it long), trichloropyloxyacetic acid (cover irrigation energy) and so on. After application, it is quickly absorbed by plants and transmitted to all parts of the plant, making sensitive plants deformed and distorted. The specific mechanism of its action is not clear at present.
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How to use ammonium bicarbonate to prevent insects and diseases?
What are the medicinal effects of ammonium bicarbonate? Which pests can potassium bicarbonate control? How to use ammonium bicarbonate to prevent diseases and insects? Also ask experienced netizens to make a brief introduction. Ammonium bicarbonate, known as gas fertilizer, can not only provide nourishment for crop growth as a kind of quick-acting nitrogen fertilizer, but also.
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What should I pay attention to when spraying herbicides in winter?
What are the characteristics of using herbicides in winter? How to apply herbicide in winter? Also ask experienced netizens to help with the answer. In general, the herbicide release is slow in the low temperature period, the absorption capacity of weeds to the drug decreases, and the control effect decreases. Therefore, the following key points should be mastered in the application of herbicides in winter. ...
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