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The Broadbalk long-term experiment at Rothamsted : what has it told us about weeds?
Moss, S.; Storkey, J.; Cussans, John W.; Perryman, S.A.M.; Hewitt, M.V. (2004)The Broadbalk experiment was started in 1843 to investigate the relative importance of different plant nutrients (N, P, K, Na, Mg) on grain yield of winter wheat. Weeds were controlled initially by hand hoeing and fallowing, ... -
The combination of a simulation and an empirical model of crop/weed competition to estimate yield loss from Alopecurus myosuroides in winter wheat
Storkey, J.; Cussans, John W.; Lutman, P.J.W.; Blair, A.M. (2003-12)An empirical model of yield loss from assessments of relative weed green area (weed green area/weed + crop green area) was fitted to data from a series of competition trials of winter wheat and black-grass (Alopecurus ... -
Reconciling the conservation of in-field biodiversity with crop production using a simulation model of weed growth and competition
Storkey, Jonathan; Cussans, John W. (2007-10)The conservation of biodiversity within cropped fields, through tolerating low weed populations, would complement un-cropped wildlife refuges and increase the functional diversity of the farmed landscape. These benefits ... -
Relationship between temperature and the early growth of Triticum aestivum and three weed species
Storkey, J.; Cussans, John W. (2000)Experiments were conducted in controlled environments and in the field on winter-hardy Triticum aestivum and three weed species commonly found in cereal fields in the United Kingdom to examine whether overwinter shoot ... -
Using Assembly Theory to Explain Changes in a Weed Flora in Response to Agricultural Intensification
Storkey, J.; Moss, Stephen R.; Cussans, John W. (2010)The intensification of crop management in the U.K. over the past 60 years has resulted in the decline of the Populations of a number of annual plant species adapted to arable habitats. In contrast, other species continue ...