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How Soil pH affects the Activity and Persistence of Herbicides (Soil Acidification Series)
How Soil pH affects the Activity and Persistence of Herbicides (Soil Acidification Series)
This publication discusses how decreasing soil pH contributes to increased instances of herbicide persistence and categorizes commonly used herbicides as either a weak acid, weak base, cationic, noni ...
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Raeder, Alan J.
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Lyon, Drew
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Harsh, Jim
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Burke, Ian
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