Vining peas

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Uses systemic post-emergence herbicide to control annual and perennial weeds in cereals, rice, flax, vines, peas,... 

They can spoil the quality of a crop and so lower its value, e.g. wild oats in seed wheat, black nightshade berries in vining peas. 

Vining peas are drilled from February to May. Sequential plantings give a steady supply of crops over the harvest window. Fresh peas can be autumn planted and overwintered for an early crop or spring planted for later harvests. 

Nitrogen-fixing Rhizobia on the roots provide the crop with nitrogen. Fertiliser N or FYM has no benefit and can delay or suppress nodulation. For a soil with an index of 2, the fertiliser recommendations for fresh peas wonld be 85 kg/ha of PjOj and 40-90 kg/ha of K O and for vining peas would be 40/ha of P Oj and 20-40 kg/ha of Kp. 

Knott, C.M., 1993. Volunteer flax control in vining peas. Aspects Appl. Biol. 35,179-182. 

In 2004, terbuthylazine continues to be a major component of herbicide programs in Europe, especially in com. At a country level, the Netherlands treats almost 100% of com, while on the low end, Austria treats 35% of com hectares with terbuthylazine. Approximately 60% of the combined area in corn production in Europe received terbuthylazine, including Germany, Italy, and Belgium. Terbuthylazine is used in more than 45 countries and remains a key weed control tool in crops such as com, sorghum, pea, bean, lupin, grape, pome fruit, citrus, and vine. 

Chemical Name 4-(dipropylamino)-3,5-dinitrobenzene-sulfonamide 3,5-dinitro-lV, A -dipropylsulfanilamide Uses herbicide for pre-emergence control of many annual grasses and broadleaf weeds in cotton, fruit trees, vines, nut trees, soybeans, groundnuts, oilseed rape, sunflowers, lucerne, peas, sweet potatoes, mint, ornamentals and also used in noncrop areas. 

Ebenopsis (Texas ebony) Entada (callingcard vine) Enterolobium (enterolobium) Eriosema (sand pea)... 

Most disease problems in peas can be avoided with proper culture. Do not plant in wet soils. Plant in raised beds and add plenty of compost to loosen the soil. Rapid germination is essential to avoid root rot problems. Choose lighter soils for earliest plantings if you have a choice, and keep soil moist, but not wet.. Avoid touching plants when they are wet. Dispose of vines after harvest and till soil to reduce future problems. Plant peas where "0 peas, r beans have grown for at least 3... 

Wisteria is a woody vine or climbing shrub of North America and Eastern Asia. This invasive vine may grow 30 ft or more only limited by the structure on which it is allowed to grow. The pink, white, or blue fragrant flowers bloom in clusters. The seeds are contained in pea-shaped flat pods. Each pod contains three to five seeds. 

Common Names Crab s Eye, Licorice Vine, Love Pea, Precatory Pea, Red-Bead Vine, Rosary Pea... 

Sky blue flowers are borne numerously on a bushy type of crawling vine that grows 2 to 3 tall. It grows easily in heat as well as along coastal beaches. In late spring the flowers produce 1 to 2 pea pods containing 8 to 10 peas. The peas and pods are quite delicious. 

Abrin is a plant toxin, which is closely related to ricin in terms of its structure and chemical properties. It is obtained from the seeds of Abrus pre-catorius (commonly known as jequirity bean or rosary pea ), a tropical vine cultivated as an ornamental plant in many locations. Jequirity beans are usually scarlet in colour with a black spot at one end (though less common different coloured varieties exist) and are approximately 3x8 mm in size. 

Tolerant broad-leaved crops are carrot, clover, cotton, field beans, flax, linseed, alfalfa, oilseed rape, peas, potatoes, soybean, strawberries, sugar beet, sunflower, tobacco and vines. Its mode of action is similar to that of fenoxaprop-ethyl. 

Ametryne can be used in orchards and for vine, citrus, forest, maize, sugar cane, banana and pineapple cultures. Prometryne is used in cotton, potato, sunflower, bean, pea and carrot crops methoprotryne and terbutryne can be used in these crops and in cereals. Desmetryne and MPMT are used in soybean and cabbage crops for selective weed control. 

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