Tiny fragments persist that are difficult to find. Follow up 3-monthly until site clear (possibly 4 times).ģ. Spray: glyphosate (100ml) + metsulfuron-methyl 600g/kg (2g) + penetrant per 10L water. Dispose of at a refuse transfer station, burn or bury deeply.Ģ. Which habitats is it likely to invade?ĭisturbed forest and shrubland, streamsides, and fernland. Invades forest floor, inhibiting the establishment of native plant seedings, leading to higher light levels and succession by more aggressive weeds, especially vines, a classic example of a small impact leading to a catastrophic outcome. Tracks, streams, contaminated plants and potting mix in nurseries and shops, and gardens are all sources of new infestations. Spores and stem fragments are spread on boots, by livestock, water movement and dumped vegetation and in contaminated soil. Tolerates hot or cold, and light to deep shade, but requires reasonably damp to wet substrate. Why is it weedy?ĭisperses widely and quickly, and grows on ground or on the trunks of other plants. Superficially similar to many native moss and leafy liverworts. Small, carpet-forming, fern ally groundcover with long, fine roots and creeping, slender, irregularly branched stems that root at nodes. Southern and tropical Africa What does it look like? Selaginellaceae (club moss) Also known as
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