Bramble bushes - a problem in forestry?

Barten, R.

Bramble bushes - a problem in forestry?

1997

Barten, R. (Forstliche Forschungsanstalt Eberswalde, FFE e.V., Eberswalde (Germany))

A survey among state and private forest officers between 1993 to 1996 has shown that foresters consider bramble bushes (Rubus fructicosus) as harmful competition to forest cultures and young growth. Particularly bramble bushes have a negative impact on oaks. It has been proven in several research projects that Glyphosate-preparations can oppress bramble bushes successfully. The Biologische Bundesanstalt Braunschweig legalized "Touchdown" as a preparation against bramble bushes in deciduous forest cultures in Germany.

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alemania allemagne arbre forestier escarda glifosato glyphosate herbicidas herbicide malezas mauvaise herbe methode plantas nocivas plante nuisible rubus fruticosus

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Forst und Holz (Germany)

Volume 52 Issue 6 ISSN 0932-9315

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pp. 190-192

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Organos aereos; Metodos; Desherbage; Arboles forestales; Fdk 236.1; Partie aerienne

Language

German

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1 ill., 2 tables; 5 ref.

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In AGRIS since: 1997-08-15

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Bramble bushes - a problem in forestry?

1997

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