The present communication is an account of weed flora in winter crops of Western Himalaya (Kumaon and Garhwal), ranging from outer foot-hills to sub-alpihe regions (altitude 700 m to 3,150 m above MSL). Out of 39 species, 34 species of 30 genera of 15 families belong to dicots and 5 species of 4 genera belong to 1 monocot family. Asteraceae (7), Brassicaceae (5), Poaceae (5), Leguminosae (4) and Papaveraceae (3) contribute about 61,54% to the total weed species. The associations of weeds in different crops have been emphasised with respect to phenology, habit and occurrence. The increasing intensity of the weeds can be prevented by uprooting them before the crop matures
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A taxonomic study on the weeds of the family Poaceae growing throughout the Bangladesh Agricultural ...
A survey was conducted at farmers fields in five upazilas of Sirajganj district to find out farmers ...
The article enlists common poaceous weeds found in wheat crop sand their specific parasitic rust fun...
194 weed spp. belonging to 129 genera in 51 families were associated with various agro-ecosystems in...
Agriculture is the major source of livelihood for nearly half of the Indian population. However, the...
In Ladakh, a cold arid region, subsistence agriculture has been in practice and is associated with l...
The vegetational landscape of north-eastern Terai region at the foot hills of Central Himalayas is a...
Weeds are one of the major biological constraints that compete with crops for natural resources as w...
The paper presents results of investigations of weed vegetation conducted in crop fields, in Tajikis...
Using the literature data and field research conducted in 2009-2013 the distribution patterns, habit...
Not AvailableWeeds are unwanted plants in the crop land that compete for nutrients, water and space....
<p>The eastern Himalaya region is a rich repository of medicinal plants. Excessive collection and u...
An ethnobotanical survey was conducted in order to identify the medicinal weeds of crop fields in P...
<p class="p1">During recent botanical explorations, we recorded three interesting plant species from...
In this cram we present a version of plant species in the Tehsil Takht-e-nasratti by way of further ...
A taxonomic study on the weeds of the family Poaceae growing throughout the Bangladesh Agricultural ...
A survey was conducted at farmers fields in five upazilas of Sirajganj district to find out farmers ...
The article enlists common poaceous weeds found in wheat crop sand their specific parasitic rust fun...