Glasnik Zaštite Bilja, Vol. 31 No. 3, 2008.
Professional paper
Herbicides and modes of action I
Darko Topolovec
; Agromais d.o.o.
Abstract
Plant species which appear on areas without being the goal of cultivation, are considered to be unwanted species, i.e. weed. Those species interfere with growth, development and fruit-bearing of plant species which are the goal of cultivation, therefore it is recommendable to eliminate them, that is, prevent their further development. Except for mechanical, physical and biological methods, their presence can also be prevented by chemical methods, that is, by using herbicides. Such means eliminate unwanted plant species in certain phases by inhibiting (interfering with) the biochemical processes necessary for their growth and development, without having any negative impact on the species which is the goal of cultivation. The way they do that is called modes of action.
Keywords
herbicides; mechanism of acting; ACCasa; AHAS
Hrčak ID:
164083
URI
Publication date:
13.6.2008.
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