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EWRS working groups turn focus on biological control of Invasive Alien Plant species
Joint workshop organized by EWRS WGs "Invasive Alien Plants" and "Biological Control", Antalya, Turkey, 30 October - 2 November 2024
19th EWRS Symposium in Athens, 2022 - videos of single sessions available
Watch the sessions that were held in the main auditorium
Physical and Cultural Weed Control Workshop 2024
Report on the EWRS workshop on Physical and Cultural Weed Control Workshop in Wageningen
Workshop “Sustainable use of herbicides and novel weeding solutions in cropping systems”
Short report of the EWRS WG Sustainable us of herbicides Workshop “Sustainable use of herbicides and novel weeding solutions in cropping systems” in Belgrade, Serbia, from 13th to 15th May 2024
EWRS student & early career survey 2022
In 2022, the EWRS WG Education & Training conducted a survey to gain insights into the interests and training needs of students and early career scientist involved in weed science.
The winners of the EWRS Student Award 2022 for oral and poster presentations during the Symposium in Athens, June 2022
We are happy to present you the student award winners at the 19th EWRS Symposium - what do they tell us about the Symposium?
Arable Weeds and Management in Europe (AWME): A database of weed survey data from across Europe
The AWME database contains weed vegetation survey data from across Europe. We are now accepting requests for data from AWME as well as the submission of additional datasets into the database.
Report on the EWRS Invasive Plants Workshop in Palic, Serbia
Future needs for Invasive Plant management have been discussed during the Workshop.
11th Weed Science Congress and Symposium on Herbicides and Growth Regulators
Palic, Serbia, 20th to 22nd of September 2021
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.
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