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whats the problem with Round-up (glysophate)
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danno
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Re: whats the problem with Round-up (glysophate)
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Let me correct my statement Roundup for bare ground treatment, Rodeo and Glypro for aquatic application for carary grass and cattails
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thats not the only one starting to show resistant plants there is starting to be a few plants that are becoming resistant to roundup I read this some where it was a peice of research from one of the colleges just don't remember which one.
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The LD-50 is a very limited statistic, and it can be used in misleading ways. Round-up is very toxic to frogs, tadpoles, and other amphibians.
No link here (newbee) - but plenty of info on documented environmental problems from roundup can be found by searching.
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They've removed the big 'Biodegradable' from the bottom of their label for a reason.
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