We tested the hypothesis that improved weed suppression by maize can be achieved
through increased crop density and spatial uniformity. Field experiments on three varieties of …

Feeding places for shooting wild boar (so-called bait sites) are spreading in some regions
and they have a growing impact on natural ecosystems. Bait sites were investigated to …

Maize is a significant crop in Hungary, cultivated on about 1.3–1.5 million ha, approximately
25% of the total arable land. Dense weed infestation of maize can result in significant yield …

The aim of our study was to obtain concrete data on the competition of sunflower and weeds
in the early stage of growth by measuring the biomass production of plants and to get further …

Especially during early developmental stages, competition with weeds can reduce crop
growth and have a serious effect on productivity. Here, the effects of interactions between …

Invertebrate seed predation is a potential ecosystem service that substantially reduces weed
seeds in crop fields, decreasing the seedling emergence and, thus, limiting the weed …

Precision weed management is strongly dependent on post-emergence herbicide
applications. This method involves the identification of weed species (morphological groups …

Maize is a vigorous and tall‐growing plant. Still, as a widely spaced crop, maize is highly
susceptible to competition from weeds during its early growth period, with losses greater …

The effect of nitrogen (N) levels on N uptake by high weed densities at early growth stages
of corn (Zea mays L., CV. Double Cross 370) was investigated for two years (2008-2009) at …

I studied the abundance, diversity and dispersal patterns of managed and wild bee
populations in and around commercial highbush blueberry and cranberry fields in the Fraser …