Titlebook: Weed Biology and Management; Inderjit Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2004 Allelopathy.Ecology.Pathogen.environment.ev

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Fate and Properties of Herbicides in Tropical Soils,nerals show more than 90% dominance. Since in the tropics soils of other orders are also used for crop production, the result is a more diverse and complex mineralogy, which affects the chemical and physical properties of soil in a manner similar to that observed in any other region of the world.

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Diversified Weed Management Systems,ore recent but significant activity of incredible herbicide technology, weeds still thrive in most global cropping systems. Like microorganisms that quickly adapt to and resist antibiotic attack, and insect populations that rapidly gain the ability to detoxify insecticides, weeds also adapt to herbi

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Soil-Improving Practices for Ecological Weed Management,period. Despite widespread contamination of surface and ground waters, human health concerns, and increasing incidence of herbicide resistance that have emerged over the past twenty years, and increasing research on the ecology of agricultural weeds, herbicide use remains pervasive. Initially, effor

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Improvement of Allelopathy in Crops for Weed Management,ttempts have been made to breed crops to be competitive against weeds. This is partly due to the success of herbicides as an effective solution against weeds. The apparent complex nature of competitive ability in crops and the widespread impression that competitive ability is negatively correlated w

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