IAA - Woody Plant Control Techniques
Illinois Arborist Association - Urban Forestry and Tree Care Content
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35m
Woody invasive plant control requires knowledge of invasive species and the use of various management techniques. Methods include mechanical control, foliar spray, cut stump, basal bark, and injection treatments, each with specific applications. Monitoring effectiveness is key, aiming for 85% control success. Choosing the right herbicides and application methods is vital to minimize non-target impacts and achieve successful management.
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