Trends in herbicide resistance in Latin America

Trends in herbicide resistance in Latin AmericaWeeds significantly impact crop growth and productivity, posing a major challenge in Latin America, where agricultural productivity surged after the 1960s due to market regulation, economic openness, and land reform. Farmers heavily rely on herbicides as affordable weed control tools; however, repeated use of herbicides with a single action mode has led to herbicide resistant weeds, threatening agricultural sustainability. This chapter examines

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This volume brings together papers presented at a conference held in Venice in 1998

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