2013
DOI: 10.3724/sp.j.1011.2013.30385
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Effect of crop species and mixed ratios on morphological plasticity and competitiveness of Phalaris minor Retz

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“…It was generally believed that increasing N rates could improve rapeseed yield and enhance the economic bene ts [24]. However, different N applications may change the interactions between rapeseed and littleseed canarygrass [16], in uencing control e cacy of rapeseed on weeds. Our eld experiments examined the effects of different N application rates and periods on control e cacy of rapeseed on littleseed canarygrass.…”
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“…It was generally believed that increasing N rates could improve rapeseed yield and enhance the economic bene ts [24]. However, different N applications may change the interactions between rapeseed and littleseed canarygrass [16], in uencing control e cacy of rapeseed on weeds. Our eld experiments examined the effects of different N application rates and periods on control e cacy of rapeseed on littleseed canarygrass.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Rapeseed ranks second among almost all oilseed crops worldwide and is the rst-ranked oilseed crop in Yunnan Province [22]. Rapeseed competes strongly with weeds and also exhibits allelopathic activity, facilitating ecological control of weeds in farmland by rapeseed [16,21]. For example, one study found that Alopecurus japonicus Steud., Myosolon aquaticum (L.) Mocnch.…”
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