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11th Weed Science Congress and Symposium on Herbicides and Growth Regulators
Palic, Serbia, 20th to 22nd of September 2021
IWM in Spanish olive orchards
This blog presents an overview of integrated weed management issues in Spanish olive orchards based on experiences from the European project IWMPRAISE.
Report on the Webinar 'Parasitic Weeds: know the enemy to combat it'
The international Webinar 'Parasitic Weeds: know the enemy to combat it' was held on 29 June 2021 and reached 130 participants.
A new dicotyledonous weed species was detected in Hungary: Persicaria bungeana (Turz.) Nakai ex T. Mori
This short article describes the newly detected weed species in Hungary.
New monocotyledonous weed species detected in Hungary (Pennisetum alopecuroides Regel)
Pennisetum alopecuroides is a perennial, C4, grass native to arid regions. P. alopecuroides is used as an ornamental grass but has now been found to spread naturally in Hungary.
New monocotyledonous weed species has been detected in Hungary (Tragus berteronianus Schult.)
Tragus berteronianus Schult. is a monocotyledonous plant belonging to the Tragus genus. The spine-like projections on the upper glumes make the genus easily distinguishable.
New monocotyledonous bulbous weed species detected in Hungary - Allium giganteum (Regel)
This Blog describes the newly detected weed in Hungary.
A devastating weed in arable farming: yellow nutsedge
This small article gives an impression of how to control successfully yellow nutsedge in arable farming.
Future management of arable perennials - an introduction to the project AC/DC-weeds
ACDC-weeds is a European project funded by SusCrop ERA-NET (2019-2022).
Report of Meeting: Site Specific Weed Management
The Working Group Site Specific Weed Management (SSWM) had a meeting on 30 Oct and 1 Nov 2019 hosted by the University of Southern Denmark (USD), located in Odense. Below you can find the report of...
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