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Weed management challenges in modern agriculture: The role of . . . There are a variety of environmental factors that can impact weeds and crops' ability to exploit the environment's resources In addition to influencing weed crop interactions directly, environmental stresses like temperature and light may also interfere with (or supplement) weed control efforts
Weed Control in Rights of Ways: Factors that Affect Herbicide . . . Leaf hairs can either limit herbicide absorption by holding droplets away from the leaf surface (dense layer of hairs) or else allow for greater retention (thin layer of hairs) Seedlings are often less hairy than mature plants Wetting agents - allows wettable powders to mix with water
Weed Control Strategies: A Comprehensive Review This review article provides a comprehensive analysis of diferent weed control strategies, allowing stakeholders to make informed decisions about the best practices to implement for long-term weed management and ecological balance
Control of Weeds and Other Biotic Factors - Springer Crop management has an important effect on the incidence of pests The irrigation method and frequency determine the germination of weeds and influence the infection by aerial or soil pathogens Biological control is effective with invasive weeds and some insects
Frontiers | Climate-driven challenges in weed management for . . . This review explores the impacts of climate change on weeds, focusing on the differential responses of C 3 and C 4 weed species to elevated CO 2, higher temperatures, and drought stress It also examines how these climatic factors influence weed management practices, particularly herbicide efficacy