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Study Shows Socioeconomic Factors Can Influence the Spread of Invasive Plants
Researchers identified almost 1,500 nonnative species that have become “naturalized”
New Technique for Rapidly Diagnosing Herbicide-Resistant Weeds
Recently validated rapid "leaf-disk assay" uses chlorophyll fluorescence emissions to determine whether a weed is resistant to various systemic and contact herbicides
Factors Influencing Soybean Injury by Synthetic Auxin Herbicides
Herbicides often move off-target and can cause severe injury to sensitive plants growing nearby
Research Validates New Control Tactic for Herbicide-Resistant Weeds in US Soybean Crops
Researchers explored whether impact mills could help US growers fight Palmer amaranth and other herbicide-resistant weeds in soybean crops
Research Highlights Importance of Crop Competition as a Weed Control Strategy
Nonchemical approaches to weed management are growing in importance
Scientists Hope Genetic Research Will Lead to New Breakthroughs in Weed Control
An article featured in the journal Weed Science sheds important new light on the genetics and potential control of Palmer amaranth and waterhemp
Research Uncovers New Weed Control Options for Strawberry Growers
Tackling weeds in winter strawberry crops—drip by drip!
Researchers Find Cereal Rye Is Effective at Reducing Amaranthus spp. Density in Soybean Crops
Not all cover crops are equally effective against Palmer amaranth, waterhemp, and other Amaranthus spp.weeds