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Agroecological Benefits from Weeds,s concern underlies the mounting questions about the profitability, long-term efficacy, and environmental safety of the discipline’s historical focus: herbicidal management of weeds (i.e., “plants out of place”). Herbicide-based approaches are currently relied upon in managed ecosystems of many sort

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Rising Carbon Dioxide and Weed Ecology,ty that could negatively impact human systems. This would include negative impacts on agricultural crops and associated weeds. Worldwide crop production losses from weeds are estimated at 12%, with a 25% loss in undeveloped agronomic systems (Parker and Fryer, 1975). Climatic outcomes regarding crop

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Altered Herbicide Target Sites,tinue to be viable weed control options, herbicide-resistant weeds are an ever-increasing concern for world agriculture (Heap, 1997; Morrison and Devine, 1994; Shaner, 1995). Herbicide resistance is defined as the inherited ability of a plant to survive and reproduce following exposure to a dose of

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Herbicide Resistance, susceptible biotype (Heap, 2003). Herbicide-resistant populations develop from small numbers of resistant plants within susceptible populations following selection with a herbicide(s) (Maxwell and Mortimer, 1994; Friesen et al., 2000). After years of herbicide selection, a population of weeds may s

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