Essays about: "weed community"
Found 4 essays containing the words weed community.
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1. Ogräskontroll : i odlingssystem utan glyfosat och med liten användning av herbicider och jordbearbetning
University essay from SLU/Dept. of Crop Production EcologyAbstract : Ogräs har oftast större betydelse för en grödas avkastning än både skadeinsekter och växtsjukdomar. Ogräskontroll sker i huvudsak med användning av herbicider och jordbearbetning. En överanvändning av selektiva herbicider under lång tid har lett till att ogräspopulationer har utvecklat resistens mot dessa. READ MORE
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2. Reimagining agriculture with perennial crops : a study on the diffusion of innovation and soil ecosystem services in the new perennial grain Kernza
University essay from SLU/Dept. of Biosystems and Technology (from 130101)Abstract : Perennial crops have been identified as a pathway to implement ecological intensification, which in extent could make agriculture more socio-economically and ecologically sustainable. This is a master thesis in Agroecology – a growing scientific discipline that aims to investigate problems in the food system using a holistic and transdisciplinary approach, incorporating and integrating both natural and social sciences to transform the food system. READ MORE
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3. Effects of nitrogen quality and quantity on weed-crop competition : a greenhouse experiment with Avena sativa and Avena fatua
University essay from SLU/Dept. of Crop Production EcologyAbstract : The intensification of agricultural activities has provided unprecedented increases in crop production. In the light of this development concerns have been raised about its negative environmental impact. High-input farm management has further reduced the weed diversity and shaped weed communities to consist of a few highly competitive weed species. READ MORE
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4. Permaculture design in an ecovillage : in theory and practise
University essay from SLU/HorticultureAbstract : This essay presents guidelines how to approach a local ecosystem, taking into account biological, geological, chemical and hydrological assets in order to obtain a sustainable and self-sufficient farming system conserving and increasing local biodiversity. Biodiversity is a key factor in ecosystem structure and function. READ MORE