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Developing Biological/Ecological Knowledge for Enhancing Weed Management Systems
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Research Project: BIOLOGICALLY AND ECOLOGICALLY BASED KNOWLEDGE FOR INTEGRATED WEED MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Location: Invasive Weed Management Research

Title: WEEDS OF SWEET CORN AND THEIR IMPACT ON YIELD TRAITS

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Submitted to: Midwest Food Processors Association
Publication Type: Abstract
Publication Acceptance Date: December 1, 2005
Publication Date: December 8, 2005
Citation: Williams, M. 2005. Weeds of sweet corn and their impact on yield traits [abstract]. Midwest Food Processors Association Processing Crops Conference. Paper No. 11.

Technical Abstract: Weed management systems aim to address specific pest problems within a crop, however, almost no detailed information exists on the scope of the weed problem in sweet corn, nor how the crop is affected by weed interference. Research was reported on: 1) an approach and preliminary results from weed surveys conducted in production fields, and 2) results from controlled field studies that have quantified functional relationships between weed interference and sweet corn yield and ear traits. Knowledge gained from this research is anticipated to provide a context to the problem of weeds in sweet corn and establish a benchmark for measuring future improvements.

   

 
Project Team
Chee Sanford, Joanne
Sims, Gerald
Williams, Martin
Davis, Adam
 
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