Weed Canopies is a structural ecological construct denoting the collective vegetative layer formed by weed species in an agroecosystem, distinguished by its interception of light, modification of microclimatic conditions, and competitive interactions with crop plants and pathogens.
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Plant Responses to Light: A Potential Tool for Weed Management
Jodie S. Holt · Weed Science · 1995 · 167 citations
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