Is glyphosate herbicide harmful to fast-growing Lagerstroemia indica?

Glyphosate is a systemic and conductive herbicide. Once the crop stems and leaves or bare soil surface roots are stuck with the liquid medicine and absorbed, it will spread to all parts of the plant, causing crop injury and death. Therefore, when glyphosate is used, it must be strictly operated, and protective measures should be taken in advance. It must not be used in unsuitable crop plots to avoid phytotoxicity and losses. Once the phytotoxicity occurs, it can be relieved by spraying the safety additive of Naian herbicide within 1-2 days after use.