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Volatile organic compounds of camel milk and shubat across Kazakhstan's regions, seasons, and breeds. [PDF]

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Sampling Quackgrass (Elytrigia repens) Populations

Weed Science, 1992
This work was initiated to develop a method of sampling quackgrass populations. Shoot and bud distribution of 36 field populations was obtained. The results demonstrated that shoot count was inappropriate in assessing quackgrass bud populations and that bud sampling depth should be at least 20 cm if an accurate estimate is required. When shoot count is
Claudel Lemieux   +2 more
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Response of Quackgrass (Elytrigia repens) Biotypes to Primisulfuron

Weed Technology, 1993
Quackgrass biotypes collected from 15 locations exhibited differential response to primisulfuron at 20 g ha−1in field experiments at Hudson, NY during 1990 and 1991. Quackgrass control ranged from 23 to 100% 77 days after application (DAA) in 1990 and from 38 to 100% 88 DAA in 1991.
Greg R. Gillespie, David B. Vitolo
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Multivariate differentiation of quackgrass (Elytrigia repens) from three farming systems

Weed Science, 2002
Abstract The genetic variation of quackgrass as a species and the array of environments in which it is found indicate that selection in these different environments could lead to differentiation among quackgrass populations. Yet, a highly diverse environment might not promote the genetic divergence of quackgrass if it poses contradictory selection ...
Kristin L. Mercer   +3 more
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Physical destruction of the sprouting ability of Elytrigia repens rhizome buds

Weed Research, 2011
Melander B, Mathiassen SK, Nørremark M, Kristensen EF, Kristensen JK & Kristensen K (2011). Physical destruction of the sprouting ability of Elytrigia repens rhizome buds. Weed Research51, 469–477.SummaryElytrigia repens is a perennial grass that spreads mainly by rhizomes.
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