Glyphosate LD50 (rat) = 4,320 mg/kg—less toxic than caffeine (200), aspirin (1,700), or table salt (3,750). It targets the shikimate pathway, present only in plants and microbes, not animals.
Manual pulling works for shallow weeds. Tree sprouts from cut roots require systemic herbicide; they cannot be pulled effectively.
Use the least toxic effective method. For persistent woody sprouts, targeted glyphosate is appropriate. For annual weeds, mulch and hand-weeding suffice.
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