radication JUST WRITTEN FOR YOU
/rædɪˈkeɪʃən/ · rad.i.ca.tion
noun
- The act of removing or uprooting something, especially roots or root systems. The gardener performed a radication of the invasive plant species to prevent further spread.
- A process or treatment that removes or destroys the root system of a plant, often used in agriculture or horticulture. The farmer applied a radication treatment to the soil to control weeds and pests.
Did you know? The term 'radication' is often used in horticulture and agriculture to describe the process of removing or destroying root systems, which can be a crucial step in controlling weeds and pests.