Agricultural and Life Sciences (IFAS)

Kanissery Lab

Led by Ramdas Kanissery · Horticultural Sciences

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What we study

The Kanissery Lab studies weed control and herbicide use in citrus and vegetable production, focusing on herbicide efficacy, crop safety, and sustainable weed management practices.

What working here is like

  • Wet lab
  • Plants
Projects
4
Papers
5

Current projects

Evaluate long-term weed control prospects of pre-emergent herbicide combinations

Testing herbicide combinations to improve weed control in citrus and vegetables.

Understand the impact of herbicide persistence and exposure on crop health and productivity

Assessing how herbicide residues affect crop health and yield.

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Improve herbicidal efficacy and safety by utilizing surfactants, additives, slow-release carriers, etc.

Enhancing herbicide performance and safety through additives and carriers.

Evaluate alternative and novel weed control tools for attaining goals of effective and sustainable weed management in…

Exploring new methods for sustainable weed control in horticulture.

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