ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF THE USE OF INTERMEDIATES OF THE KREBS CYCLE TO REDUCE THE APPLICATION RATES OF HERBICIDES CONTINUOUS ACTION
This article is devoted to the study of environmental aspects of the use of organic acids of the Krebs cycle in the ultrasmall concentrations to reduce the application rates of the herbicide "Roundup" in laboratory, microfield and field experiments. The subject of laboratory research was white mustard, microfield and field - weeds. The main indicators to assess the possibility of reducing the norms of entering of herbicides were phytotoxicity relative phytotoxicity and the relative lethal dose. As a result of laboratory, microfield and field studies shown that the use of intermediates of the Krebs cycle to reduce the rate of herbicide continuous action from 2 to 5 times depending on the type of weed. Increasing the phytotoxicity of herbicides continuous action when combined with organic acids is due to the synergistic effects of these acids, the most active are succinic and malic.