Herbicide Mode of Action and Crop Injury Symptoms

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cdromA CD-Rom from the University of Minnesota Extension Service for Agricultural professionals & weed science students

Let the Herbicide Mode of Action CD-ROM work for you

Featuring


Small Grains
small grain image		 Soybeans
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Sugarbeets
sugarbeet image		 Corn
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  • Understand the process
  • Serve as a field crop diagnostic tool
  • Provide resources related to HMOA

This interactive CD-ROM combines the benefits of video, slides, and print to teach the basic concepts of the herbicide mode of action process.

Learn how herbicides, human decisions, and environmental factors affect:

  • herbicide effectiveness
  • crop selectivity
  • development of herbicide resistance

Other features:

  • Easy navigation of multiple layers of information
  • More than 500 color photos and images
  • Time-lapse video clips of crop injury
  • Animations of herbicide and plant interactions
  • Find-It-Fast index that cross-references hundreds of topics, chemical references, and trade names
  • Activities to test your understanding
  • Illustrated glossary
  • Crop photo library
  • Internet connection to Herbicide Mode of Action web sites

System Requirements

(This CD accommodates Mac, Windows, and Windows/NT platforms.)

PC Platform:

  • Windows 95/98/NT 4.0 or later
  • Pentium processor (120 MHz or higher)
  • 32 MB RAM or higher
  • 4X or faster CD-ROM drive
  • Video display card- thousands of colors or higher
  • Sound card and speakers (or headphones)
  • Display monitor that displays thousands of colors at 640 x 480 pixels

Macintosh Platform:

  • Mac O.S. 7.6 or higher
  • 133 MHz processor or higher
  • 32 MB RAM or higher
  • 4X or faster CD-ROM drive
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