Control of Paliurus spina-christi MILLER with herbicides in a rangeland of Northern Greece
1984
Papanastasis, P.V. (Ministry of Agriculture, Thessaloniki (Greece). Forest Research Inst.)
Paliurus spina-christi is a common thorny shrub in the rangelands of the deciduous broadleaved vegetation zone in Greece. When it grows sparse and has low (accessible) height, it can be used by livestock, especially goats; on the contrary, it becomes a weed when it grows dense and/or too tall. During the years 1975-1982, several trials were carried out to test the effect of herbicides on this shrub. There were applied the following chemicals in different rates or time: KURON, TORDON 101, TRIOXONE-50, KRENITE and GRASLAN. It was found that herbicides GRASLAN and KURON were the most effective and that one-year sprouts were more sensitive to them than older shrubs
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