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Clear- Consult an agronomist in your area for appropriate selection and use.
- Herbicide: For the control of weeds and unwanted wild grasses in crops and fields.
- Insecticide: For combating harmful insects that affect plants, trees, and crops.
- Insect Trap: For controlling populations in crops and gardens without chemical action.
- Snailicide: For controlling snails in crops and gardens.
- Fungicide: For the treatment of fungal diseases in plants, crops, and trees.
- Insect Attractant: For attracting insects for the purpose of trapping and population control.
- Action Enhancer: They enhance the action and effectiveness of plant protection products.
- Consult an agronomist in your area for appropriate selection and use.
- Professional: According to legislation, their sale is prohibited to individuals without a prescription.
- Consult an agronomist in your area for appropriate selection and use.
- That have sprouted: They are applied directly to grown weeds and act by destroying them or inhibiting their further growth
- Consult an agronomist in your area for appropriate selection and use.
- Broadleaf: They have broad and usually wide leaves (e.g. clover, dandelion).
- Grasses: They have narrow leaves (e.g. couch grass, ryegrass).
- Woody: They have a woody form (e.g. brambles, shrubs, small woody plants).
- Annual: They complete their life cycle within a single growing season (e.g. purslane, wild oat, wild rye).
- Perennial: They live for more than two years, developing a strong root system that allows them to come back every year (dock, couch grass, mallow, nettle).
- Consult an agronomist in your area for appropriate selection and use.
- Treatment: It is used when plants show symptoms of fungal infection (e.g. spots on leaves, white or grey mold, rot).
- Protection: It is used preventively, before symptoms appear, and creates a barrier that prevents the development of fungi.
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