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Poaceae family weeds were significantly more numerous than other weed families in the surveyed farms (729 individuals).
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e1“Poaceae family weeds (729) were significantly higher in numbers followed by the families Asteraceae (414), Chenopodiaceae (338), and Gisekiaceae (153)”
Title
Preliminary assessment of weed population in vegetable and fruit farms of Taif, Saudi Arabia
A. A. Majrashi Brazilian Journal of Biology 2022. doi:10.1590/1519-6984.255816
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- Observation Setaria viridis was present in higher numbers in vegetable farms (437).
- Observation Eleusine indica ssp was present in higher numbers in vegetable farms (277).
- Observation Chenopodium murale was present in vegetable farms (166).
- Observation Cynodon dactylon had the highest weed density in fruit farms (172).
- Observation Gisekia pharnaceoides had a weed density of 153 in fruit farms.
- Observation Portulaca oleracea had a weed density of 59 in fruit farms.
- Observation Fourteen and ten weed families were recorded in vegetable and fruit farms, respectively.