Site-specific temperatures improve weed emergence predictions in California rice: introducing a web-based decision support tool Mark E. Lundy, Dylan Owen, Chris van Kessel, Albert J. Fischer, Rafael M. Pedroso, Louis G.

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Date: 2013-11-25 15:47:47 Agronomy Plants Land management Pest control Biocides Herbicide Rice Weed control Irrigation Weed Paddy field Emergence		Site-specific temperatures improve weed emergence predictions in California rice: introducing a web-based decision support tool Mark E. Lundy, Dylan Owen, Chris van Kessel, Albert J. Fischer, Rafael M. Pedroso, Louis G. Add to Reading List Source URL: wric.ucdavis.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 2,78 MB Share Document on Facebook

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