Project
Biological control of weeds in vineyards
Biological control of weeds in vineyards
Research organisation
Murdoch University
Project number
MU 00/1
Status
Completed 29 Jun 2003
Bacteria were isolated from root systems of weeds and screened in glasshouses for their ability to inhibit major weeds without harming vines. 19 strains were found and must be field tested. Some strains promoted Subterraneum clover growth.
Abstract
Biological control of weeds in vineyards
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Research & development
Vineyard management
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