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Effects of Weed Infestation on Crop Yield and Quality
1982Weeds are plants in the wrong place. For the purposes of this book any plant competing with cultivated plants or that in some other way interferes with man’s legitimate activities is considered to be a weed. Algae, mosses, liverworts, ferns and flowering plants all can qualify as weeds. Annuals, rarely biennials and both herbaceous and woody perennials
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REDUCED ROW SPACING FOR IMPROVED WHEAT YIELDS IN WEED-FREE AND WEED-INFESTED FIELDS
Transactions of the ASAE, 1991ABSTRACT optimizing wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) plant spacing by equalizing between-row and average-within-row spacings has long been hypothesized to maximize wheat yield and improve wheat's ability to compete with grassy annual weeds. Sixteen experiments were established to determine the effects of row spacing and other cultural practices on wheat ...
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Weeds Infestation and Survivability of Mulberry Cuttings in Nursery
Indian Forester, 2023Amardev Singh +2 more
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Influence of weed management practices on weed infestation and productivity of fennel
Agricultural Research Journal, 2019Rajender Kumar +2 more
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Sources of Weed Infestation in Cranberry Fields
Weeds, 1965Walter A. Skroch, Malcolm N. Dana
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JASSA: Journal of Applied Science in Southern Africa, 2010
Small farmers in the humid regions of tropical Africa spend 30–42% of their total farm labour input in controlling weeds. Chemical weed control is normally recommended but high cost of herbicides and environmental pollution are specific problems with chemical weed control.
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Small farmers in the humid regions of tropical Africa spend 30–42% of their total farm labour input in controlling weeds. Chemical weed control is normally recommended but high cost of herbicides and environmental pollution are specific problems with chemical weed control.
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Effects of weed control methods on weed infestation, soil temperature and maize yield in Swaziland
UNISWA Research Journal of Agriculture, Science and Technology, 2006No Abstract. UNISWA Research Journal of Agriculture, Science and Technology Vol.
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Integrated Weed Management for Reduced Weed Infestations in Sustainable Cropping Systems
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