What kind of orchard can't use glyphosate herbicide?

What kind of orchard can't use glyphosate herbicide? What is the reason? Netizens are also asked to help introduce the types and reasons of fruit trees that are not suitable for the use of glyphosate herbicides, which are listed below for netizens' reference. Fruit trees that are not suitable to use glyphosate herbicides and their reasons: the use of glyphosate in peach, pear and plum orchards not only has a great impact on the yield and quality of peaches, pears and plums, but also easily induces peach, pear and plum gum disease and accelerates aging and death. Peaches, pears and plum orchards that have just planted young trees grow slowly, even die, and cannot survive after weeding with glyphosate. The reason why glyphosate herbicide should not be used in orchard: glyphosate is a kind of herbicide, which can kill the root system greatly, while peach, pear and plum are shallow root crops, and the root system is easy to be killed, which seriously affects the absorption of fertilizer and water, and has a great influence on yield and quality, especially on peach, pear and plum young trees. It is recommended that fruit growers use herbicides such as paraquat instead of glyphosate. Because herbicides such as paraquat can only kill the green parts of the ground and will not harm the roots, it is safer to use herbicides such as paraquat in peach, pear and plum orchards. Click to get more herbicide application techniques