Beating black-grass from below ground

An AHDB PhD student is exploring how root exudates help some cereals to compete with black-grass.

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Beating black-grass from below ground

An AHDB PhD student is exploring how root exudates help some cereals to compete with black-grass. Jed Clark, who is based at the University of Leeds, has designed experiments to examine what gives some...

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