Title variants
The project of segetal weed's protection
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Abstracts
The intensification of agriculture has led to a distinct
regress of segetal weeds, particu larly of the specialized ones.
The necessity to preserve a gene pool of th is group of the
species results from scientific and didactic premises as well
as from practical ones. The author suggests to form a network
of reserves for segetal communities on the fields of agriculture
experimental stations, in the protective zones of national
parks and reserves, in nature parks, and finally, in
open-air museums.
regress of segetal weeds, particu larly of the specialized ones.
The necessity to preserve a gene pool of th is group of the
species results from scientific and didactic premises as well
as from practical ones. The author suggests to form a network
of reserves for segetal communities on the fields of agriculture
experimental stations, in the protective zones of national
parks and reserves, in nature parks, and finally, in
open-air museums.
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published
1986
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Publication order reference
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http://hdl.handle.net/11089/16023
YADDA identifier
bwmeta1.element.hdl_11089_16023
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