The use of different chemical fertilizers, pesticides and, other agrochemicals products for
increasing crop yield have adverse effect on biodiversity, soil fertility, and in turn on the …

Interest in breeding grain crops with improved weed suppressive ability is growing in
response to the evolution and rapid expansion of herbicide resistant populations in major …

The competitive abilities of a wide range of genotypes of wheat (Trilicvm aestivum L.) and
durum wheat (Triticum durum Desf.) against Lolium rigidum Gaud,(annual ryegrass) were …

The rapid development of herbicide resistance in weeds, and environmental imperatives,
have forced the consideration of non-chemical tactics such as crop competition for weed …

Weeds represent a significant challenge to successful crop production. Highly effective and
sustainable weed control is required in order to meet global food demand. In this context …

Many cultural practices, including crop density, arrangement, planting date and choice of
cultivar affect the crop's ability to compete with weeds. However, most recommendations for …

The RIM (resistance and integrated management) model is presented. RIM represents a
wide diversity of herbicide and non-herbicide options for management of Australia's most …

Increasing crop competitiveness using higher seeding rates is a possible technique for
weed management in low input and organic farming systems or when herbicide resistance …

Adoption of conservation agriculture has brought significant changes in crop management in
Australia. Increased reliance on herbicidal weed control is one of the most significant …

The genus Lolium comprises many species, of which L. perenne ssp. multiflorum, L.
perenne ssp. perenne, and L. rigidum are of worldwide agricultural importance as both …