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Control methodsHerbicides for use on asparagus weeds continuedApplicationmethodActiveingredientCommercialproduct/sSee additionalinformation atPUBCRISRateSituation as perlabel or permitSee additionalinformation atPUBCRISSpeciessuitabilityLabel orPermit(APVMA)requirements(at June 2013)CommentsWestern Australia continuedSpot sprayWipe onto leavesMetsulfuronmethyl600 g/kgGlyphosate360 g/LApparentMetsulfuron 600WGRoundup®All registeredproducts5 g per 100 L Native pastures, rightsof way, commercialand industrial areas –ground applicationUndiluted to1 L per 5 Lwater1:2 parts withwaterNon-agricultural areasbushland and forests,wetlands, roadsides,industrial areasCrop and non-crop areasas specified for WA onthe approved label.Apply up to maximumregistered label ratesand in accordancewith Dept of Ag WAadvice for the control ofDeclared PlantsA. asparagoides As per labelinstructionsA. asparagoides PER1333 expires31/3/2017PER13236 expires31/12/2016Apply during mid-June to lateAugust. Follow-up applicationsover at least 2 seasons will berequired for complete control.Water volumes of 500–800L/ha are recommended tominimise the risk of damage tonative vegetation.Apply directly to plant usinga sponge glove. Retreatmentnecessary.Spot sprayGlyphosate360 g/LRoundup®,Roundup® Biactive TM1 L per 100 Lwatersurfactant orspray oil maybe addedNon-crop areas, rightsof way, roadsides andeasements, forest andconservation areasA. aethiopicusA. plumosusA. scandensA. declinatusA. asparagoidesPER13371 expires31/3/2017South AustraliaSpot spraySpot sprayMetsulfuronmethyl600 g/kgGlyphosate360 g/L andmetsulfuronmethyl600 g/kgBrush-off®Weedmaster® DuoRoundup® Biactive TMBrush-off®10 g per 100 Lwater +surfactant(Roundup 1 L+ Brush-off3 g) per 100L water +surfactantNon-crop areas, rightsof way, roadsides andeasements, forest andconservation areasNon-crop areas, rightsof way, roadsides andeasements, forest andconservation areasA. aethiopicusA. plumosusA. scandensA. declinatusA. aethiopicusA. declinatusA. asparagoidesPER13371 expires31/3/2017PER13371 expires31/3/2017Spot sprayMetsulfuronmethyl600 g/kgPlease refer toPUBCRIS for labels5 g per 100LwaterBrush-off® 1.5 g per 100L water +surfactantNative pastures, rightsof way, commercialand industrial areas –ground applicationNon-crop areas, rightsof way, roadsides andeasements, Forest andconservation areasA. asparagoides As per labelinstructionsPER13371 expires31/3/2017Apply during mid-June to lateAugust. Follow-up applicationsover at least 2 seasons will berequired for complete control.Water volumes of 500–800L/ha are recommended tominimise the risk of damage tonative vegetation.58
ApplicationmethodActiveingredientCommercialproduct/sSee additionalinformation atPUBCRISRateSituation as perlabel or permitSee additionalinformation atPUBCRISSpeciessuitabilityLabel orPermit(APVMA)requirements(at June 2013)CommentsSouth Australia continuedSpot sprayCut andswabWeed wipersponge or brushTriclopyr75 g/L andmetsulfuronmethyl28 g/LGlyphosate360 g/LGlyphosate360 g/LUltimate BrushWeed HerbicideNufarmWeedmaster® DuoRoundup®,Roundup® Biactive TM125 mL per100 L water+ surfactant10–50 mL perL water1 L per 3 Lwatersurfactantmay beaddedNative pastures, rightsof way, commercial andindustrial areasNon-crop areas, rightsof way, roadsides andeasements. Forest andconservation areasNon-crop areas, rightsof way, roadsides andeasements. Forest andconservation areasA. asparagoides As per labelinstructionsA. plumosusA. scandensPER13371 expires31/31/2017A. asparagoides PER13371 expires31/31/2017Spray from mid-June to lateAugust. One spray is unlikelyto give complete controland follow-up sprays will benecessary. Avoid excessivewetting and run-off tominimize damage to nativevegetation.Spot sprayGlyphosate360 g/L whereproduct hasan aquaticregistrationRoundup® Biactive TM10–13 mLper L plusadjuvantsONLY inaccordancewith label asrequiredNon-cropping andbushland (nativevegetation bothforested and nonforest, including urbanbushland reserves)A. scandensA. asparagoidesPER13160 expires31/3/2017TasmaniaSpot sprayGlyphosate360 g/L whereproduct hasan aquaticregistrationSickle TM 540 plusother registeredherbicides7 mL per LplusadjuvantsONLY inaccordancewith label asrequiredNon-cropping andbushland (nativevegetation bothforested and nonforest, including urbanbushland reserves)A. scandensA. asparagoidesPER13160 expires31/3/2017Spot sprayMetsulfuronmethyl600 g/kgNufarm Associate®,Brush-off®, Lynx WGAs perexistingregistrationsor if weed notrecorded onlabel 10–15 gper 100 LNon-cropping andbushland (nativevegetation bothforested and nonforest, including urbanbushland reserves)A. scandensA. asparagoidesPER13160 expires31/31/2017Note: Starane 200 (Fluroxypyr 200 g/L) has/will be phased out and be replaced by Starane Advanced (Fluroxypyr 333 g/L). There are a number of companies thatproduce a generic formulation of Fluroxypyr 200 g/L, namely Fluroxypyr, Fluroxypyr 200, Floxor 200EC, Restrain 200, Neon 200, Rockstar 200, Acclaim, Dozer, Prostar,Flagship 200, Staroxy 200, Trample 200 and Uni-Rane 200. APVMA permits will be updated to reflect changes upon their expiry.Products may be registered for use on asparagus weeds in all states and territories (shown as ‘All’) or only in the specific states and territories listed.Please note that this is not a full list of herbicides and applications for use on asparagus weeds. Seek further advise from APVMA or your local weed authority.59
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ReferencesBass D.A. and Lawrie S.L.
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