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How do you neutralize soil that has broad leafed plant killer added to it?
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most broadleaf pesticides are not residual unless over applied. what was the pesticide?
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What kind of leafed plant is a geranium a example of?
A broad leafed plant.
When broad leafed trees shed all their leaves in fall they are entering a period of?
Dormancy.
What type of wood is produced by a broad leafed tree?
Normally hard such as red oak
What are broad leafed and flowering trees that first appeared in the cretaceous period?
deciduous trees
Do giant pandas live in forests?
Yes, they live in broad-leafed forests with undergrowth of bamboo.
What is a forb?
This term is used mostly in ecology or botany. A forb (or phorb) is an herbaceous, flowering, broad-leafed plant. It is distinguished from the monocot grasses.
What do wild wallaroos eat?
Wallaroos feed on grasses, sedges and forbs, which are low-growing, broad-leafed herbaceous plants.
When broad leafed trees shed all there leaves in fall they are entering a period of WHAT?
Autumn or Fall as some countries call it. :)
What does a Tasmanian pademelon eat?
The Tasmanian pademelon, a small member of the kangaroo family, feeds on native grasses and broad leafed plants.
How do you kill ragweed?
Use a broad leaf weed killer...or any weed killer.
What is forb?
This term is used mostly in ecology or botany. A forb (or phorb) is an herbaceous, flowering, broad-leafed plant. It is distinguished from the monocot grasses.
What does a rhea eat?
They are omnivorous and prefer to eat broad-leafed plants, but also eat seeds, roots, fruit, lizards, beetles, grasshoppers, and carrion.
