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Proving allelopathy in crop–weed interactions

Duke, 2015

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Duke S
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Weed Science

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This article is written to provide some directions on how to determine if a plant species might influence its neighboring plants by allelopathy. There is insufficient space for detailed instructions for individual experiments, so I will provide references for different general …
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