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It is somewhat well known that greater nutrient use efficiency is seen in wheat when fungicides are applied. This has spurred interest in further study of this interaction and how it can boost yields of other crops, such as soybeans.
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Knowledge about weed competition has been understood for decades and science has explained the optimum time to control weeds to prevent crop losses. But, why are weeds so much stronger? In most crops it appears the weeds will always claim the upper hand – so scientists at the University of Guelph began to wonder why. For example, what is it about a weed plant, any weed plant, that makes it seem stronger than soybeans? There is now proof that, in fact, in a simplistic sense, the weed is “communicating” with the soybean plant.
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