Enhancing the Competitive Ability of Oat Cropping Systems - Benaragama, Dilshan;Shirtliffe, Steve
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Ecological weed management is essential component in weed control when herbicide use is limited or prohibited in cropping systems.Herbicide use can be limited in controlling wild oat (Avena fatua L.) in oat (Avena sativa L.) cultivations as they are genetically similar. Furthermore, effective weed management strategies are limited in organic oat cultivations where herbicide use is prohibited. Enhancing crop competitive ability could be a key strategy in managing weeds in such instances.This book discuss the pottential strategies to control weeds in oat cropping systems when herbicide use is no…mehr

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Ecological weed management is essential component in weed control when herbicide use is limited or prohibited in cropping systems.Herbicide use can be limited in controlling wild oat (Avena fatua L.) in oat (Avena sativa L.) cultivations as they are genetically similar. Furthermore, effective weed management strategies are limited in organic oat cultivations where herbicide use is prohibited. Enhancing crop competitive ability could be a key strategy in managing weeds in such instances.This book discuss the pottential strategies to control weeds in oat cropping systems when herbicide use is no longer an option.Meanwhile the strategiesidentified in this book could be effectively utilise to manage weed control in other cereal cropping systems.
Autorenporträt
I am a PhD. student in the Department of Plant Sciences, University of Saskatchewan. I Completed the MSc.degree in plant science in 2011 in the area of agronomy and weed ecology.I have obtained a MSc. in crop science and a BSc. in Agriculture in University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka. At present I am continuing research in the field of weed ecology.