The Status and Future Directions of Bioherbicide Study and Development

doi:10.16409/j.cnki.2095-039x.2015.05.017

Abstract

Abstract: With enhancing of people's consciousness on health and environment as well as organic agriculture development, the “green” bioherbicide has being given more and more attention. Over twenty bioherbicide products have be registered or commercialized in worldwide, even some of them became successfully the international productions. However, the consumer market of these bioherbicides is still small due to the product self weakness. Here, this review covers the development necessity and urgency, classification, the global current status and future directions of bioherbicide. In addition, we mainly focus on that the practicability, achievements and the future prospects of the natural products-based bioherbicides. It is proposed that the structural diversity and different action target of natural products offer great opportunities for the exploiture of both directly used natural compounds as bioherbicide and synthetic herbicides with new target sites based on the structures of natural products.

Key words: bioherbicide, organic agriculture, natural product, commercial

CLC Number:

S476
S482.4

CHEN Shiguo, QIANG Sheng. The Status and Future Directions of Bioherbicide Study and Development[J]. journal1, 2015, 31(5): 770-779.

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