Method for controlling invasion of flaveria bidentis through ecological substitution
A technology for alternative control, yellow crown chrysanthemum, applied in invasive species monitoring, botanical equipment and methods, applications, etc.
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[0023] Example 4. Ecosystem Management Techniques
[0024] For the single-species substitution of Sorbus dansana, within one month after sowing, due to its weak growth in the early stage, attention should be paid to maintaining proper soil moisture, and frequent removal of other plants to prevent the The growth of weeds has adverse effects on the later growth of Sorbus dansana, and when the height of Sordansis sagodansus reaches 30 cm, it can begin to exert the advantage of occupying the space ecological niche and inhibit the growth and re-invasion of Sorbus chrysanthemum. For the replacement of the mixed species of Sorghum grass and Dactylis chinensis, because the ground cover can be realized earlier to inhibit the weeds, generally 1 to 2 times of weeding is enough.
[0025] In addition, human activities unrelated to ecosystem management, especially grazing, are always strictly prohibited in all alternatively managed sites, as livestock feeding and trampling will adversely af...
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