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Hi all, What is difference between control weeds by transgenic plants, chemical herbicide and bioherbicide? Chemical herbicide control weed through spray chemicals but how transgenic plants control weeds? I need our suggestion and share your idea.

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... and make a new solution with higher concentration. The more is used the more is wasted when no effect is shown. Do not forget that I am going to spray on plants and they will be in the real world situations where many aspects are not constant as in the laboratory. Even more PGR is used to spray ...

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... do sheep and other animals. I don't think there will be any human volunteers to study for this type infection. How are the mice induced? Were they spray mists or more of a forceful flow in the nose?

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... and some sort of ultra fine crystalline sandlike particles (you cannot feel them.) we have used some of the products he made especially as yard sprays and house sprays (these not for use on you or pets) with great success also. The substance for personal use is a very fine oil, so fine that ...

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A relatively efficient way of killing weeds that is quite safe is to use horticultural acetic acid (12% acetic acid) and spray it on leaves. It kills what is above ground and if the nettles have strong roots you might have to re apply until you get rid of them. Alternatively, a good ...

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