Leaf Surface Retention
Leaf Surface Retention is a physicochemical parameter in herbicide transport science that quantifies the proportion of applied herbicide remaining on the adaxial and abaxial surfaces of plant foliage following deposition, distinguishing itself from systemic uptake or runoff processes by measuring the initial adherence and persistence of chemical residues at the site of contact.
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Influence of Surfactants and Plant Species on Leaf Retention of Spray Solutions
H. de Ruiter, Andre J. M. Uffing, Esther Meinen et al. · Weed Science · 1990 · 165 citations
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Agricultural Research Service
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