Chemical Weed Control in Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.)

Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) is an important cereal crop of the world and staple food of Pakistan's people. Over the last few years, weed flora infestation has become a key disaster in crop production. The quality of wheat produce from weed infected fields is inferior because these compete with crop plants for space, light and nutrients, harbor plant pathogens, create hurdles in cultural practices and mixing of their seeds with wheat grains. Owing to weeds infestation, tremendous changes in crop production have been assumed all over the world. This book, therefore, focuses on the use of different post emergence herbicides to reduce growth and spread of weeds from reaching at mature stage when they are extremely harmful to wheat plants. The importance of weed control in achieving better production of wheat is discussed in the light of results.

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Muhammad Asif Shehzad es un becario de doctorado en el Departamento de Agronomía de la Universidad de Agricultura de Faisalabad y recientemente completó un MPhil en Agronomía. Muhammad Ather Nadeem es asistente. Catedrático de Agronomía en la misma Universidad. Hafiz Azhar Ali Khan es un becario de doctorado en el Departamento. de Entomología, B. Z. University Multan Pakistan.