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- Weed plant species have a significant negative impact on the productivity of agricultural crops, and their control is a major challenge for the agricultural sector. These plants can rapidly capture limited natural resources, such as water, light, soil nutrients and space.
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Jul 28, 2010 · This is the case in particular for weed management, where issues have so far largely focused on the conflict between weeds and crop productivity. Here, we review recent findings that have led to a changing perception on weeds in agro-ecosystems and upcoming areas in terms of weed management options.
- Landscape perspectives for agroecological weed management. A ...
Here, we review current knowledge of landscape effects on...
- Landscape perspectives for agroecological weed management. A ...
Apr 8, 2019 · Weeds pose severe threats to agricultural and natural landscapes worldwide. One major reason for the failure to effectively manage weeds at landscape scales is that current Best...
- Muthukumar V. Bagavathiannan, Sonia Graham, Sonia Graham, Zhao Ma, Jacob N. Barney, Shaun R. Coutts,...
- 2019
Jan 25, 2024 · Here, we review current knowledge of landscape effects on weed community properties (abundance, diversity, and composition) and seed predation (a key factor in agroecological weed management).
Apr 1, 2011 · Our main findings are that weeds have numerous interactions with other organisms and, in turn, some of these interactions can have direct, either negative or positive, effects on the functioning...
Jul 8, 2020 · Uncontrolled, weeds could reduce global yields of major crops by around 34% (Oerke 2006), yet when too many weeds are removed from farmed landscapes, major declines in other wildlife follow (Marshall et al. 2003; Bretagnolle and Gaba 2015; Smith et al. 2020).
- Chloe Anne Maclaren, Chloe Anne Maclaren, Jonathan Storkey, Alexander Menegat, Helen Metcalfe, Katha...
- 2020
Our main findings are that weeds have numerous interactions with other organisms and, in turn, some of these interactions can have direct, either negative or positive, effects on the functioning of the agro-ecosystem.
Feb 26, 2021 · Weeds constitute a significant portion of plant biodiversity in agricultural landscapes, particularly in predominantly arable cropping landscapes [18,22,23], but the net effect of weedy plants on cropping system performance is likely highly context-dependent [21,23,24].
