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Phruttikam khong watchaphut C4.

1984

Rungsit Suwanketnikom

At least 41 species in 32 genera of 10 families of weeds found in Thailand were believed to be C4 plants. C4 weeds were highly competitive when plants were grown under conditions of low soil moisture, high light intensity, high temperature and low CO2 concentration. Under conditions of high moisture, low light intensity, low temperature and high CO2 concentration, C3 weeds were more competitive. There was no evidence supporting herbicides may translocate from roots to leaves of C4 plants less than in C3 plants causing less injury to plants.

AGROVOC Keywords

biological competition especies malezas mauvaise herbe pesticide resistance photosynthese photosynthesis resistencia a los plaguicidas species weeds

Bibliographic information

Published in

Thai Journal of Weed Science

Volume 2 ISSN 0125-8567

Pagination

v.125-136(3)

Other Subjects

Competition biologique; Resistance aux pesticides; Competencia biologica; Fotosintesis; Espece

Note

Summary (En).

Type

Journal Article; Summary

Source

Thai-Journal-of-Weed-Science (Thailand). Watchaphut. (1984). v. 2(3) p. 125-136.

Corporate Author

Kasetsart Univ., Bangkok (Thailand). Faculty of Agriculture. Dept. of Agronomy

Bayer Aktiengesellschaft, Leverkusen (Germany, F.R.).

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