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Title: Herbicide Control Treatments for Invasive Grasses, Ferns, and Forbs


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Herbicide Control Treatments for Invasive
Grasses, Ferns, and Forbs
  • Wilson H. Faircloth
  • Southern Regional Workshop
  • Terrestrial Plant Invasions in the Temperate
    South
  • June 4-5, 2003

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Application Equipment for Grasses, Ferns, and
Forbs
Right-of-way sprayer
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Application Equipment for Grasses, Ferns, and
Forbs
ATV-mounted boom sprayer
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Application Equipment for Grasses, Ferns, and
Forbs
ATV-mounted boomless sprayer
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Application Equipment for Grasses, Ferns, and
Forbs
Backpack and handheld sprayers
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Before we get started.
  • Application info
  • 1 solution 4 fluid ounces per 3 gallons of mix
  • 2 solution 8 fluid ounces per 3 gallons of mix
  • Glyphosate
  • Roundup Pro
  • Gly-Pro
  • Gly-4
  • Accord
  • Glyfos
  • Rodeo
  • Honcho

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Grasses
  • Giant Reed
  • Tall Fescue
  • Cogongrass
  • Nepalese Browntop
  • Chinese Silvergrass
  • Bamboo

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Giant ReedArundo donax
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Giant ReedArundo donax
  • Thoroughly wet all leaves with one of the
    following herbicides in water with a surfactant
  • glyphosate 2 solution
  • Arsenal AC 1 solution
  • tank-mix combination of the above
  • Timing
  • September - October
  • multiple applications necessary if regrowth
    occurs
  • Non-target plants may be killed or injured
    through root uptake.

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Tall FescueLolium arundinaceum
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Tall FescueLolium arundinaceum
  • Non-cropland
  • 10-12 dry oz Plateau per 20 gal (per acre)
  • Plateau Arsenal AC or glyphosate
  • Graminicides
  • Sethoxydim (Vantage, Poast)
  • Quizalofop (Assure)
  • Clethodim (Select)
  • Forested Land
  • glyphosate 5 solution
  • Arsenal AC 1 solution
  • May be useful on pastures, but more costly
    than Plateau mixes.

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Tall FescueLolium arundinaceum
  • Timing
  • spring
  • multiple applications necessary if regrowth
    occurs
  • Burning
  • early spring
  • prior to herbicide treatment
  • encourages native warm-season grasses

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CogongrassImperata cylindrica
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Potential Spread!!
Infested States
Eradication Programs in Place
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Management of I. Cylindrica-What works-
  • Multiple applications of glyphosate
  • 1-5 solution (2-4 lb ai/A)
  • Arsena AC, Chopper
  • 2 solution (0.125-0.25 lb ai/A)
  • Tank-mix combination of above
  • Tillage in combination with above
  • Seeding in competing vegetation
  • Bahiagrass
  • Crimson Clover
  • Intense Mowing????
  • Timing
  • Sept - Oct.
  • Fall treatment may suppress flowering the
    following spring.
  • Early spring treatment of glyphosate suppresses
    seed production.

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Management of I. Cylindrica-What DOES NOT work-
  • Burning
  • Grazing
  • Graminicides
  • Fluazifop (Fusilade, Fulisade DX, Fusion)
  • Sethoxydim (Poast, Poast Plus, Vantage)
  • Clethodim (Select)

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Management of I. CylindricaContainer-Grown
Ornamentals
  • Trade Name Active Ingredient(s)
  • Rout oxyfluorfenoryzalin
  • OH-2 oxyfluorfenpendimethalin
  • Ronstar oxadiazon
  • Snapshot trifluralinisoxaben
  • Corral, Pendulum pendimethalin
  • Treflan trifluralin
  • RegalKade, Barricade prodiamine
  • Regal O-O oxyfluorfenoxadiazon
  • Kanse oxadiazonprodiamine
  • RegalStar oxadiazonprodiamine
  • Surflan oryzalin
  • Broadstar, SureGard flumioxazin
  • Courtesy John Olive, Alabama Ag. Exp. Sta.
  • Ornamental Horticulture Station, Mobile

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Management of I. CylindricaBiological Control
  • Fungus Bipolaris sacchari
  • Suppressed Cogongrass growth in 4 weeks
  • Some mortality
  • Increased activity when mixed with Drechslera
    gigantea
  • Courtesy R. Charudattan,
  • Dept. of Plant Pathology,
  • Univ. of Florida, Gainesville

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Nepalese BrowntopMicrostegium vimineum
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Nepalese BrowntopMicrostegium vimineum
  • Non-selective control
  • glyphosate 2 solution
  • Finale / Rely see label
  • Selective control - less impact on associated
    plants
  • Vantage / Poast see label
  • Mechanical controls
  • Mowing / pulling prior to seed set in Sept.
  • Burning has no effect

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Chinese silvergrassMiscanthus sinensis
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Chinese silvergrassMiscanthus sinensis
  • Thoroughly wet all leaves with one of the
    following herbicides in water with a surfactant
  • glyphosate 2 solution
  • Arsenal AC 1 solution
  • tank-mix combination of the above
  • Timing
  • September - October
  • multiple applications necessary if regrowth occurs

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BambooPhyllostachys spp Bambusa spp.
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BambooPhyllostachys spp Bambusa spp.
  • Thoroughly wet all leaves with one of the
    following herbicides in water with a surfactant
  • glyphosate 2 solution
  • Arsenal AC 1 solution
  • tank-mix combination of the above
  • Cut just above ground-level and treat stems with
    double strength solution of same herbicides above
  • Timing
  • September - October
  • multiple applications necessary if regrowth occurs

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Ferns
  • Japanese Climbing Fern

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Japanese Climbing FernLygodium japonicum
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Japanese Climbing FernLygodium japonicum
  • Thoroughly wet all leaves with one of the
    following herbicides in water with a surfactant
  • glyphosate, Garlon 3A, Garlon 4 2 solution
  • Arsenal AC 1 solution
  • Escort 1-2 dry oz per acre
  • Timing
  • July - October
  • multiple applications necessary if regrowth occurs

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Forbs
  • Garlic Mustard
  • Lespedezas
  • Tropical Soda Apple

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Garlic MustardAlliaria petiolata
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Garlic MustardAlliaria petiolata
  • To control two generations thoroughly wet all
    leaves with
  • glyphosate 2 solution at flowering (Apr. -
    Jun.)
  • Include surfactant unless near surface
    waters.
  • Basagran 0.5-1.0 lb ai/A
  • Low impact on native grasses and little to no
    effect on other native herbs.
  • 2,4-D dicamba
  • Garlon 3A 7.5 oz / 5 gal water

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Garlic MustardAlliaria petiolata
  • Other types of control
  • Where herbicides cannot be used, hand-pull prior
    to seed formation
  • Mowing should be done at full bloom to prevent
    seed formation
  • Repeated annual burns in the fall or early spring
    will control this plant
  • Flame cultivation
  • Use extreme caution

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Shrubby lespedeza Lespedeza bicolorChinese
lespedeza Lespedeza cuneata
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Shrubby lespedeza Lespedeza bicolorChinese
lespedeza Lespedeza cuneata
  • Thoroughly wet all leaves with one of the
    following herbicides in water with surfactant
  • Garlon 4 2 solution
  • Escort 3/4 oz per acre
  • Transline 0.2 solution
  • glyphosate 2 solution
  • Velpar 2 solution
  • Starane / Vista 1 solution
  • Timing
  • July - September
  • Mowing prior to treatment may increase control

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Tropical Soda AppleSolanum viarum
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Tropical Soda AppleSolanum viarum
  • Thoroughly wet leaves and stems with one of the
    following herbicides in water with surfactant
  • Non-cropland Garlon 4
  • Arsenal AC
  • Pastures Remedy 2 solution
  • glyphosate 3 solution
  • Collect and destroy (burn) fruit to prevent
    reestablishment. If mowed, wait 50-60 days to
    ensure adequate regrowth before applying herbicide

2 solution
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THANKS!! www.auburn.edu/faircwh www.ag.auburn.edu
/ay/weedsci/
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