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Exotic C4 Grasses Have Increased Tolerance to Glyphosate under Elevated Carbon Dioxide

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Exotic C4 Grasses Have Increased Tolerance to Glyphosate under Elevated Carbon Dioxide (English)

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glyphosate

15 April 2024

A. Manea

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Paul Owen Downey

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M. R. Leishman

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March 2011

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Weed Science

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59

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28-36

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Exotic C4 Grasses Have Increased Tolerance to Glyphosate under Elevated Carbon Dioxide

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