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What is the chemical that prevents the growth of unwanted plants?
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herbicides
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Which chemical which prevent growth of unwanted plants are?
herbicides
The chemicals which prevent the growth of unwanted plants are?
herbicides
What chemical reaction occurs in the growth of the plants?
sugar
What are plant growth retardants?
A chemical sprayed on plants to reduce their size.
True or false nerves control the responses of plants?
Do nerves control the responses of plants? False. It is the chemical growth regulators that control the growth of a plant.
What kills the chemical kills the leaf and stops it from further reactions?
Absisic acid prevents plant growth and leaves show poor development.Ethylene is responsible for ripening of fruits.Above mentioned chemicals can have mostly negative effect on plants.
What is a plant growth inhibitor?
A chemical substance in plants that inhibits the growth by inactivating the chemicals and factors essential for growth of that particular plant....
Acids and growth of plants' root cause which type of weathering?
chemical weathering
How does chemical effect on plants growth?
it has different kind of things in the chemicals such as illness
What is Mecoprop used for?
Mecoprop (C10H11ClO3) is a chemical compound used in herbicide (toxic to plants) to destroy unwanted vegetation in the agriculture field.
How does cost of organic fertilizers available in the market affect the growth of plants?
Although organic fertilizers are costlier than chemical fertilizers, the growth of the plants with organic fertilizers is more harmonious.
What are some allelopathic plants?
Alleleopathic plants are those that alters or prevents the growth of other plants either through chemical processes, or through plant physiology. Some known allelopathic plants are Russian knapweed and diffuse knapweed that alter growth of other plants through the release of chemicals within the root zone. Smooth brome, Russian olive, cheatgrass, and other very invasive species could also be considered alleleopathic species since they either alter how other plants grow, or they prevent the growth of other plants all together through competition for sunlight and moisture. Hope this helps.
