Weeds
Gramineae
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Dicotyledons
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Cyperaceae Ambrosia artemisiifolia
| Contributor: | Wageningen University & Research |
| Date Compiled: | 2025 |
Prevention
| Solution | Application Details and Notes (commercial product example) |
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Wide crop rotations
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To manage Gramineae and Dicotyledons
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Control
| Solution | Application Details and Notes (commercial product example) |
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Mechanical weeding
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To manage Gramineae and Dicotyledons
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Regulations surrounding chemical products can change rapidly – always verify chemicals recommended here with the most recent legislation and lists of products registered for your country
| Solution | Production stage (if possible with reference to BBCH scale) | Application Details and Notes (commercial product example) |
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Glyphosate
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Pre-sowing
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To manage Gramineae and Dicotyledons. Company limit on the use of glyphosate on non-tree crops. Each company for a single year (1 Jan. 31 Dec.) can have a maximum quantity of glyphosate (reference to formulations 360 g/L) equal to 2 L for each hectare of crops non-trees on which the use of the product is permitted. The total quantity of glyphosate obtained from the calculation 2 L/ha x n. eligible ha is the maximum available for use on all cultivated non-tree species in compliance with the formulation label. In the case of two crops/year on the same surface, the quantity of glyphosate is counted for each of the crops. It is recommended not to use the product in a general way at doses that are too low but rather to work to avoid its use. where possible and use correct dosages (see label) where there are no valid alternatives.
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Pendimethalin
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Pre-emergency
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To manage Gramineae and Dicotyledons
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Isoxaflutole
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Pre-emergency
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To manage Gramineae and Dicotyledons. Can only be used in pre or post emergencies. Treatments allowed only in companies that have detected the presence of Abutilon in previous years.
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Thiencarbazone-methyl
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Pre-emergency
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To manage Gramineae and Dicotyledons. Maximum 1 treatment per year.
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Pethoxamide
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Pre-emergency
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To manage Gramineae and Dicotyledons
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Clomazone
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Pre-emergency
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To manage Gramineae and Dicotyledons
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Dimethenamid-P
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Pre-emergency
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To manage Gramineae and Dicotyledons
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Mesotrione
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Pre-emergency
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To manage Gramineae and Dicotyledons
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Sulcotrione
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Pre-emergency
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To manage Gramineae and Dicotyledons
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Pendimethalin
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Early post emergency
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To manage Gramineae and Dicotyledons
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Isoxaflutole
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Early post emergency
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To manage Gramineae and Dicotyledons. Can only be used in pre or post emergencies. Treatments allowed only in companies that have detected the presence of Abutilon in previous years.
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Dimethenamid-P
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Early post emergency
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To manage Gramineae and Dicotyledons
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Clomazone
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Early post emergency
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To manage Gramineae and Dicotyledons
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Mesotrione
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Early post emergency
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To manage Gramineae and Dicotyledons
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Rimsulfuron
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Post emergency
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To manage Gramineae and Dicotyledons
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Nicosulfuron
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Post emergency
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To manage Gramineae and Dicotyledons
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Sulcotrione
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Post emergency
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To manage Gramineae and Dicotyledons
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Mesotrione
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Post emergency
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To manage Gramineae and Dicotyledons
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Tembotrione
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Post emergency
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To manage Gramineae and Dicotyledons
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Foramsulfuron
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Post emergency
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To manage Gramineae and Dicotyledons
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Prosulfuron
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Post emergency
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To manage Dicotyledons. Only 1 application allowed every 3 years on the same plot.
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Thifensulfuron - methyl
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Post emergency
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To manage Dicotyledons
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Tritosulfuron
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Post emergency
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To manage Dicotyledons
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Clopyralid
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Post emergency
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To manage Dicotyledons
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Dicamba
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Post emergency
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To manage Dicotyledons
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Fluroxypyr
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Post emergency
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To manage Dicotyledons
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Florasulam
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Post emergency
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To manage Dicotyledons
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Pyridates
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Post emergency
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To manage Dicotyledons
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The information made available here has been obtained from or is based upon sources believed by CABI to be reliable but is not guaranteed as to accuracy or completeness. Anyone acting or relying on such information does so entirely at their own risk. The efficacy of the IPM methods included above will depend on local conditions and might not always be suitable everywhere within the specified country.