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Bioeconomic Weed Management Models for Sugarbeet (Beta vulgaris) Production

Bioeconomic sugarbeet weed management models for preplant, postemergence, and layby herbicides, and late-season handweeding decisions are presented. The personal computer/spreadsheet models are based on number of weed seed in soil, field survey of weed populations, growth stages of weeds and sugarbe...

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Published in:	Weed science 1990-09, Vol.38 (4-5), p.436-444
Main Authors:	Shribbs, John M., Lybecker, Donald W., Schweizer, Edward E.
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