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<blockquote data-quote="BenAdamsAgri" data-source="post: 8174218" data-attributes="member: 154840"><p>Well because in winter cropping the majority of blackgrass that is germinating is in the autumn and as there is an established crop in the spring not much is germinating then.</p><p>When spring cropping you've sprayed off all the autumn germinating blackgrass and the stuff that stays is what germinates in the spring. This population of spring germinating blackgrass then grows.</p><p>Not an evolutionary change, just a change in weed bank</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BenAdamsAgri, post: 8174218, member: 154840"] Well because in winter cropping the majority of blackgrass that is germinating is in the autumn and as there is an established crop in the spring not much is germinating then. When spring cropping you've sprayed off all the autumn germinating blackgrass and the stuff that stays is what germinates in the spring. This population of spring germinating blackgrass then grows. Not an evolutionary change, just a change in weed bank [/QUOTE]
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