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Re: Arsenal application on dormant Cogongrass
[Re: Okatuppa]
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03/18/22 10:10 AM
03/18/22 10:10 AM
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ALFisher
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SW Alabama
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How is burning it gonna make it worse?
Like I said earlier, I have plenty of experience treating it in normal situations like you just mentioned.
This application is under different circumstances.
From the Alabama Coop Extension Sys: Cogongrass benefits from fire. The rhizomes (underground stems) resprout very quickly and aggressively following a fire (figure 2) and often come in more densely than before the fire. Flowering is promoted by winter fires (figures 3 and 4), and the seed, which needs mineral soil to germinate, can establish more easily on ground cleared by fire.
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