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Which Traits Make Weeds More Successful in Maize Crops? Insights from a 3-Decade Monitoring in France

2019-12-07

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Invasion ecology has a long tradition of searching for traits distinguishing alien invasive and non-invasive plants. Surprisingly, this approach has been so far poorly used to understand why some arable weeds are abundant and widespread while others are rare and narrowly distributed. In the present study, we focused on the characteristics of successful weeds occurring in maize fields, one of the most import crop w...

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31b467f4-4d86-502d-b4e6-ec6333ffec43
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10.20944/preprints201912.0095.v1
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