Solarization Sample Clauses

Solarization. Solarization involves the removal of heavily infested weed patches by tilling, then covering an area with plastic during the growing season. Elevated temperatures kill most of the target species. Follow-up with hand weeding may be necessary. Treated areas are typically seeded with native species. Solarization will only be implemented in habitat that is not occupied by Fender’s blue butterfly or Xxxxxxx’x lupine.
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Solarization. This method is suitable for handling both infested chips and logs. When done correctly, solar energy will heat plant material until both the beetle and fungi are killed. It is most effective during the peak of the summer, when temperatures are high, and days are long. • July - August: cover chips/logs with sturdy plastic sheeting (≥6ml and UV resistant) for at least 6 weeks • Temperatures during these months should be regularly above 95°F • September - June: cover chips/logs with sturdy plastic sheeting (≥6ml and UV resistant) for at least 6 months. • Fully contain chips and logs (and beetles) by wrapping plastic both underneath and over the material • Keep log/chip layers as thin as possible (2 logs deep maximum) to ensure even heating throughout the pile. Other tips for proper solarization: • Use a sturdy plastic sheet or tarp that can withstand rain and wind. Clear plastic is preferred since it lets more sunlight through and heats the content more efficiently. • Fully contain chips, logs, and beetles by wrapping plastic both underneath and over the material. • Keep log or chip layers as thin as possible, two logs deep maximum, to ensure even heating throughout the pile.

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