Herbicide drift vs. crop resilience - the influence of micro-rates
Authors:
- Milan BrankovMBMilan Brankov
- Bruno Canella VieiraBVBruno Canella Vieira
- Miloš RajkovićMRMiloš Rajković
- Milena SimićMSMilena Simić
- Jelena VukadinovićJVJelena Vukadinović
- Violeta MandićVMVioleta Mandić
- Vesna DragičevićVDVesna Dragičević
Open Access
- 25 April 2023
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Czech Academy of Agricultural Sciences in Plant, Soil and Environment
- Vol. 69 (4) , 161-169
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