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Many factors influence the evolution of herbicide resistance in weed populations
Cattle are not affected by the toxins but humans may be severely impacted. Goats, sheep, feral pigs, and deer are also considered animals of significant risk for shedding E. coli O157:H7. Others, such as elk, coyotes, and raccoons, have also been … Continue reading
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Susceptible weeds are largely eliminated over time with continued use of the same herbicide
The use of short-residual herbicides also reduces selection pressure for herbicide resistance. In addition, tank-mixing of herbicides with different modes of action can inhibit the evolution of resistance, but the combinations used should broaden the spectrum of weeds controlled along with … Continue reading
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Evidence is growing that polyploidy is an important contributor to biological invasions
Intriguing differeIntriguing differentially expressed genes located within likelihood intervals of rhizome related quantitative trait loci include an auxilin/cyclin G-associated kinase , tandemly duplicated ethylene responsive transcription factors , and a Ca2 + /calmodulindependent protein kinase, EF-Hand protein superfamily gene . Both … Continue reading
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A greater understanding of environment-mediated regulation of viral infection is needed
Once isolated, high-value unknowns can then be synthesized to determine their direct biological activities and mobility. Additionally, they can be more finely monitored to discern their spatial distributions. There will be several translational opportunities stemming from these efforts. Biosynthetic pathways … Continue reading
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