Common water hyacinths asexual propagation inhibiting agent
A technology for asexual reproduction and water hyacinth, applied in biocides, biocides, animal repellents, etc., can solve problems such as negative environmental impacts, achieve low toxicity, low dosage, and reduce production costs
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[0024] According to the formula of Example 1, that is, the weight contents of mepipeperamine, ammonium glyphosate, SDP and NaCl are respectively 1%, 29%, 5% and 65%, and the drug efficacy test is carried out. The experiment set up CK (control) and 6 drug treatments. Among them, treatment 1 and treatment 2 are the preparations of the present invention, and the dosages are 100 g / mu and 50 g / mu respectively. Treatments 3-6 were other low dose single doses. Medication on October 29, 2002. Figure 1 is the number of tillers per water hyacinth plant measured 29 days after treatment.
[0025] From Figure 1, for CK, the tiller number of a single water hyacinth changed from 0 to 5 within 24 days (October 29-November 21), showing its strong tillering ability. The number of tillers in treatment 1 was always lower than that of other treatments, and the tillering rate was controlled to 70%, and remained stable for a long period of time. The number of tillers controlled by treatment 2 wa...
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