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Weed Control Efficacy of Bio-based Sprayable Mulch Films in Specialty Crop Systems
A sprayable bio-based mulch film (biofilm) could present a more sustainable weed management tool for specialty crop producers than conventional plastic mulch films while also offering flexibility in application patterns and timing. From 2017 to 2019, six greenhouse trials and four field trials were
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