Methods of reducing weeds and kits therefor
AssigneeThe Royal Institution for the Advancement of Learning/Mcgill University
InventorsAlan K. Watson, Mohammed H. Abu-Dieyeh
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AssigneeThe Royal Institution for the Advancement of Learning/Mcgill University
InventorsAlan K. Watson, Mohammed H. Abu-Dieyeh
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Method for reducing weed on a weed-infested turfgrass. Said method comprising applying to the turfgrass an effective amount of a herbicidal fungus formulated into particles, most of the particles having a particle size of less than about 1.7 mm of diameter, whereas the herbicidal fungus decreases weed growth and/or increases weed disease development in the weed-infested turfgrass as compared to in the absence thereof; other embodiments of the methods comprising applying to the turfgrass an effective amount of a herbicidal fungus formulated into particles, and covering the weed-infested turfgrass with a ground cover sheet, whereas the herbicidal fungus and the ground cover sheet decrease weed growth and/or increases weed disease development in the weed-infested turfgrass as compared to in the absence thereof. Herbicidal fungus and kits therefore.
A method for reducing weed on a weed-infested turfgrass comprising applying to the turfgrass an effective amount of a Sclerotinia formulated into particles, wherein the effective amount is between about 20 g/m2 and about 60 g/m2 of the weed-infested turfgrass, most of the particles having a particle size of less than or about 1.7 mm of diameter, whereby the Sclerotinia decreases weed growth and/or increases weed disease development in the weed-infested turfgrass as compared to in the absence thereof.
A method for reducing weed on a weed-infested turfgrass comprising:
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