Fundamentals of Weed Science

Drift Labor Competition Resistance Mutation Adaptation Classification Climate Environment Fertilizers Food production Genomics Tillage Conservation Prevention Mulching Interference Toxicity Contamination Metabolism Germination Calibration Habitat Control Lipids Adsorption Soil moisture Pastures Phenotype Soil conservation Groundwater Records Leaching Pteridophyta Evaporation Allelopathy Brittleness Classical Density Dormancy Ecosystem Vegetation management Crop rotation Energy efficiency Mechanization Retention Toxin Organic medicinal Self-pollination Pollution control Mapping Eradication Pest management Placement Translocation Phylogenetic Life-History Ornamental Gras Selectivity Spermatophyta GMO RNAi Biota Microbial degradation Adjuvant Epistasis Ubiquitous Population growth Photosensitization Inorganic Agricultural Sequestration Surfactant Genetic diversity Volatility Forage Taxonomy Organic Agriculture Disturbance Gene flow Dominance Haplotype Regenerative Augmentation Inundation Turf Integrated weed management Mimicry CRISPR Competitive Polymorphism Environmental Protection Agency Biodynamic Agroecological Dye Inoculation Flaming Kairomone Homogenous Herbicide Allelochemical Altered target site Animal dispersal Bioherbicidal chemical degradation Compartmentalization Climax vegetation Decision aid model Environmental plasticity Diversity�invasibility Ecological effect FDA regulations Enhanced metabolism Hardy�Weinberg principle Federal Insecticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act Foliar absorption Graminicide Dry-flowable Edaphic Insect trap Mating system Finite tolerance Parasitize perennial crops Phytotoxic photosynthetic Pre- and postemergence rangeland Seed dormancy Safener uptake Weed�crop competition Vegetative reproduction Organic herbicide Pleiotropy Machinery dispersal propagule native habitat Negligible residue tolerance Nonspecialized Site of action Overexpression of target protein Water-dispersible Systemic activity wettable US Department of Agriculture