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Dynamics of arable weeds communities in spring and winter wheat under different legume pre-crops during organic conversion. [PDF]

Front Plant Sci
Arlauskienė A, Šarūnaitė L, Gecaitė V, Toleikienė M, Kadžiulienė Ž.   +4 more
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Allelopathic Effect of <i>Humulus scandens</i> Stem and Leaf Extract on <i>Solidago canadensis</i>. [PDF]

Life (Basel)
Xie B, Lai Y, Wang J, Cao H, Qiang S, Zhang Z, Zhang Z, Tang M, Zhou C, Zhao Z.   +9 more
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Chromosome-Level Genome Assembly of <i>Solanum carolinense</i>. [PDF]

Plants (Basel)
Shan L, Song X, Fu J, Dai W, Wu J, Li J, Wan N, Liang J, Ma Y.   +8 more
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A Trp574-Leu substitution confers resistance to three classes of acetolactate synthase inhibitors in Australian brome grass (Bromus diandrus). [PDF]

Pest Manag Sci
Busi R, Goggin D, Eyres N, Runge F, Porri A, Flower K.   +5 more
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Physical weed control in organic spinach production

, 2004
Field research was carried out in autumn 2002 to test improved physical and mechanical weed control strategies in organic spinach. Four different work chains were compared. Specific operative machines (spring tine harrow, flame weeder and precision hoe) were set for the conventional soil preparation (ridge 1,4 m wide) adopted by farmers for organic ...
PERUZZI, ANDREA, GINANNI M, RAFFAELLI, MICHELE, BORELLI M.   +3 more
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Physical weed control in organic carrot production

, 2004
A three years experiment (2000-2002) was carried out on the possibility to perform the physical weed control of carrot in the typical cultural and environmental condition of the Fucino Valley (that is the most important area of carrot production in Italy), in order to obtain a “biological” product.
PERUZZI, ANDREA, RAFFAELLI, MICHELE, GINANNI M, BORELLI M.   +3 more
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Preliminary results on physical weed control in processing spinach

, 2002
A field experiment was carried out in Central Italy (Tiber Valley, Perugia, 43oN, elev. 165 m) to evaluate applicability and efficacy of some physical weed control methods in processing spinach, sown at two different inter-row distances (0.125 and 0.25 m). With rows 0.125 m apart, pre-sowing herbicide application (cycloate at 3635 g a.i.
TEI, Francesco, Stagnari F., Granier A.
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Aquatic weed problems and their management: a review. II. Physical control measures

Crop Protection, 1988
Abstract This review considers the wide range of aquatic plant management techniques which fall under the heading of physical control. On a worldwide basis, physical control methods remain the most widespread means of managing aquatic weed problems.
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Physical Weed Control in Protected Leaf-Beat in Central Italy

, 2009
In Central Italy leaf-beat is a typical and very important protected cultivation. In leaf-beet protected cultivation weed control is one of the most important problems, because of it’s quite long crop cycle (about 4-5 months). The aim of this research was to set up an efficient non-chemical weed control strategy performed with innovative machines built
RAFFAELLI, MICHELE, FONTANELLI, MARCO, GINANNI M, LULLI L, FRASCONI, CHRISTIAN, SORELLI F, PERUZZI, ANDREA   +6 more
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Improving weed management in organic spring barley: physical weed control vs. interspecific competition

Weed Research, 2010
Eric R. Gallandt
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