Herbicide Application Techniques Success Kit |
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Site Preparation - Preparing land for natural or artificial regeneration
Understory vegetation control - Managing vegetation below the main canopy
Seedling Release - Removing competing plants around young trees
Sapling Release - Thinning out young trees for better growth
Stump sprouts dominance - Regrowth from tree stumps taking over
Recruitment & advancement of oak - Encouraging growth and progress of oak trees
Hack n' Squirt - Method to kill trees by hacking and applying herbicide
Stump sprouts competition - New growth from stumps outcompeting other plants
Girdling - Removing bark around a tree's circumference to kill it
Herbicide application - Using chemicals to control plant growth
Basal Bark Stem Treatment - Applying herbicide around the base of tree stems
Penetrant addition - Adding substances to improve herbicide effectiveness
Basal Bark - Applying herbicide around the base of a tree, effective on trees less than 6
inches in diameter
Flashback Potential - Risk of herbicide moving from the bark to the roots, a concern with
certain herbicides like Tordon® K
Phloem/Xylem - Layers of tissue in a tree trunk where herbicide is applied for stump
treatment
Stump Treatment - Applying herbicide to the outer layers of a tree stump to prevent
regrowth
Penetrant Adjuvant - A substance added to herbicides to help them penetrate plant
tissues more effectively
Verified Quizzes + Top-Scoring Assignments | A+
Guaranteed
Site Preparation - Preparing land for natural or artificial regeneration
Understory vegetation control - Managing vegetation below the main canopy
Seedling Release - Removing competing plants around young trees
Sapling Release - Thinning out young trees for better growth
Stump sprouts dominance - Regrowth from tree stumps taking over
Recruitment & advancement of oak - Encouraging growth and progress of oak trees
Hack n' Squirt - Method to kill trees by hacking and applying herbicide
Stump sprouts competition - New growth from stumps outcompeting other plants
Girdling - Removing bark around a tree's circumference to kill it
Herbicide application - Using chemicals to control plant growth
Basal Bark Stem Treatment - Applying herbicide around the base of tree stems
Penetrant addition - Adding substances to improve herbicide effectiveness
Basal Bark - Applying herbicide around the base of a tree, effective on trees less than 6
inches in diameter
Flashback Potential - Risk of herbicide moving from the bark to the roots, a concern with
certain herbicides like Tordon® K
Phloem/Xylem - Layers of tissue in a tree trunk where herbicide is applied for stump
treatment
Stump Treatment - Applying herbicide to the outer layers of a tree stump to prevent
regrowth
Penetrant Adjuvant - A substance added to herbicides to help them penetrate plant
tissues more effectively
