Weed · 4 articles

Common lambsquarters

Common lambsquarters is one of the most widespread and difficult-to-eradicate weeds, capable of causing significant damage to the productivity of agricultural crops. The high competitiveness of this plant requires agronomists and land owners to employ comprehensive plant protection strategies based on a deep understanding of the weed species composition and the specifics of their distribution in various agrocenoses. Controlling this species is essential not only to preserve the yield of staple food crops but also to ensure the quality of seed material free from unwanted impurities.

This collection gathers scientific research covering key aspects of weed control in various conditions. Readers will find information on the efficacy of applying modern post-emergence herbicides on maize, sunflower, and wheat crops, which will allow for the selection of optimal protection schemes. Additionally, the articles analyze the weed infestation characteristics of strawberry and raspberry plantations and present the results of monitoring seed lots of lacy phacelia. The materials presented will help systematize the approach to weed monitoring and select the most effective control methods to increase the efficiency of crop production.