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[Species, Damage and Community Structure of Weeds in Scrophularia ningpoensis Fields in Nanchuan, Chongqing].

Feng Han, Jie-yi Xiao, Cao Hou-qiang, Chuan Luo, Tian-jian Yang, Mao-xiang Lin

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OBJECTIVE: To investigate the damage and community structure of weeds in Scrophularia ningpoensis fields in Nanchuan, Chongqing. METHODS: From 2013 to 2014, an investigation was carried out by inverted W-9 point sampling method to study the weed species. RESULTS: 96 weed species belonged to 75 genera of 30 families were observed, including 18 species of Asteraceae weeds (accounted for 18.75%), 10 species of Poaceae weeds (accounted for 10.42%). Moreover, there were 57 species of annual weeds (accounted for 59.38%) and 39 species of perennial weeds (accounted for 40.63%). The overall abundance of Erigeron annuus, Digitaria adscendens, Torilis scabra, Polygonum nepalense, Ranunculus japonicas, Stellaria media and Commelina communis were relatively higher than that of the others. CONCLUSION: The difference of weed species and community structure might result from the physical and chemical characteristics of soil, moisture content, cropping system, tillage type, environmental and climatic conditions, crop distribution and weed control.

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OBJECTIVE: To investigate the damage and community structure of weeds in Scrophularia ningpoensis fields in Nanchuan, Chongqing. METHODS: From 2013 to 2014, an investigation was carried out by inverted W-9 point sampling method to study the weed species. RESULTS: 96 weed species belonged to 75 genera of 30 families were observed, including 18 species of Asteraceae weeds (accounted for 18.75%), 10 species of Poaceae weeds (accounted for 10.42%). Moreover, there were 57 species of annual weeds (accounted for 59.38%) and 39 species of perennial weeds (accounted for 40.63%). The overall abundance of Erigeron annuus, Digitaria adscendens, Torilis scabra, Polygonum nepalense, Ranunculus japonicas, Stellaria media and Commelina communis were relatively higher than that of the others. CONCLUSION: The difference of weed species and community structure might result from the physical and chemical characteristics of soil, moisture content, cropping system, tillage type, environmental and climatic conditions, crop distribution and weed control.

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OBJECTIVE: To investigate the damage and community structure of weeds in Scrophularia ningpoensis fields in Nanchuan, Chongqing. METHODS: From 2013 to 2014, an investigation was carried out by inverted W-9 point sampling method to study the weed species. RESULTS: 96 weed species belonged to 75 genera of 30 families were observed, including 18 species of Asteraceae weeds (accounted for 18.75%), 10 species of Poaceae weeds (accounted for 10.42%). Moreover, there were 57 species of annual weeds (accounted for 59.38%) and 39 species of perennial weeds (accounted for 40.63%). The overall abundance of Erigeron annuus, Digitaria adscendens, Torilis scabra, Polygonum nepalense, Ranunculus japonicas, Stellaria media and Commelina communis were relatively higher than that of the others. CONCLUSION: The difference of weed species and community structure might result from the physical and chemical characteristics of soil, moisture content, cropping system, tillage type, environmental and climatic conditions, crop distribution and weed control.

Key concepts: Digitaria, Weed, Stellaria media, Biology, Ranunculus, Agronomy, Perennial plant, Botany

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