Your TeBandoash is a perennial, warm, rhizome, fast -paced, and humid landfill that begins to grow in March, and usually its vegetable part of the first ice lame. The plant grows as a mass set and is developed around its stolen and rhizomes. It is one of the most detrimental weeds of irrigation plots, drainage canals, paddy fields and many other crops, ornamental, pharmaceutical and rangelands.

Because it is hydrophilic and has underground stems or narrow rhizome that causes it to survive in adverse cold conditions, heat and dryness, quickly expanded and covered the earth for a short period of time.

Plowing can sometimes increase the expansion of plants with stolon, rhizome and onion, but the use of deep plowing (more than 25 cm) can be effective. Plowing on the surface can also be effective in dry soils to control this plant. Cutting the plant from the ground does not lead to root drying, and unfortunately only reduces the growth of stolon.

Plowing can sometimes increase the expansion of stolon, rods and onions, but the use of deep plowing (more than 25 cm) can be effective. Plowing on the surface can also be effective in dry soils to control this plant. Cutting the plant from the ground does not lead to root drying, and unfortunately only reduces the growth of stolon.

Herbicides:

• Todobencarmonlite
• Halox FOP
• Kuizalofope
• Partillekler
• Butter
• Flazifop
• We were stocked
• Parakoat and
• Fluoroxy Pierre + Ticlopier

It can be used to control the "hydrophilic" product type according to the product type.

But in paddy fields

• Phenoxaproprop
• Sodium Bisperback
• Pinders (Piri Benzoxime)
• Ben Sulfuron Methyl and
• Prosulfurone ethyl

There are more suitable options for controlling the "hydrophobic portfolio.XT here