Weed Weedicide and Weed Control Principles and Practices

Contents 1 Definition And Some Basic Concepts 2 Monocot Weeds 3 Dicot Weeds 4 Parasitic Weeds And Their Control 5 Aquatic Weeds 6 Allelopathy In Relation To Weeds 7 Weed Control In Crops 8 Herbicides 9 Weed Control Technology And Training 10 AppendixWeeds pose serious problems in both crop and non-cropped areas and water-bodes They infest lawn and gardens; become troublesome along highways railroads and industrial areas; in irrigation and drainage systems; and create health hazards to animal and human beingsThe author has attempted to present the subject in an useful way and readable manner so as to understand easily It will be helpful to research workers college and University teachers Vocational teachers extension specialists herbicide sale representatives and progressive farmers Weed control practices suggested are based on research reports of several workers in this field and his own experience However farmers are not quite familiar to the use of herbicides as is the case of pesticides and fungicides; only because they do not have adequate knowledge in the techniques of application availability and also cost involvementThe book contains classification and description of monocot dicot aquatic and parasitic weeds; reproduction and dissemination of weeds allelopathy weed control methods classification of herbicides and mode of herbicidal action selective weed control in field crops plantations and Horticultural crops grass lands and ornamentals residual effect of herbicides along with useful illustrationsA couple of vary good text books on weed science from India and abroad are available which are being used as guides to teach weed science courses However this book is a practical guide provided with up-to-date information in a comprehensive and understandable manner dealing with all the practical aspects 306 pp.…