White turf?
The last two seasons we have incorporated a newer herbicide
into out grassy weed control program that controls goosegrass , crabgrass, and
common bermuda grass, along with limited control of a few species of broadleaf
weeds.
It works by disrupting carotenoid biosynthesis and
chlorophyll production, causing photosynthesis to stop. Without the plant able
to convert sunlight to energy, the plant uses up its stored carbohydrates and
then dies. This process takes approximately three weeks. In some plants, such
as common bermuda grass, several applications are needed to control the plant.
You are not seeing ghosts or snow!
Yet, you can see where we have used this chemistry, and how
well it is working!
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