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Effect of Nicosulfuron as Follow-Up Herbicide after Paraquat in Sweet Corn No-Tillage System
Sweet corn is a high-value cereal crop whose productivity is often limited by weed infestation, especially under no-tillage (NT) systems. This study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of Nicosulfuron as a follow-up herbicide after Paraquat application for weed control in sweet corn cultivation. The
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