Expanding The Context Of Weed Management

About this book

Published simultaneously as the Journal of Crop Sciences, Vol 2, No 1, #3.

Contents

ContentsExpanding the Context of Weed Management Weed Thresholds: Theory and Applicability Ecological Implications of Using Thresholds for Weed Management Increasing Crop Competitiveness to Weeds Through Crop Breeding Genetic Approach to the Development of Cover Crops for Weed Management Improving Soil Quality: Implications for Weed Management Soil Microorganisms for Weed Management Soil Weed Seed Banks and Weed Management A Risk Management Perspective on Integrated Weed Management Maximizing Efficacy and Economics of Mechanical Weed Control in Row Crops Through Forecasts of Weed Emergence Multi-Year Evaluation of Model-Based Weed Control Under Variable Crop and Tillage Conditions Knowledge-Based Decision Support Strategies: Linking Spatial and Temporal Components Within Site-Specific Weed Management Development of Weed IPM: Levels of Integration for Weed Management Index