Articles · Volume 8, Issue 1, 10 May 2024 · Open AccessINVASIVE WEEDS A THREAT TO THE BIODIVERSITY: A CASE STUDY FROM ABBOTABAD DISTRICT , N W PAKISTANKhan Bahadar Marwat · SAIMA HASHIMArticle Info ⌄Journal: Pakistan Journal of Weed Science ResearchPublished: 10 May 2024 Download PDF Cite Share Email Set Alert Get Rights Reprints‹ Previous articleNext article ›The full text of this article is available as a PDF — use Download PDF above.‹ Previous articleEFFECTS OF ARTIFICIAL ACCELERATED AGING ON GERMINATION BEHAVIOR OF THE COSMOPOLITAN WEED CHENOPODIUM ALBUM: IMPLICATIONS FOR WEED CONTROLNext article ›SCREENING OF HERBICIDES FOR EFFICIENT CONTROL OF BROADLEAF WEEDS IN WHEAT (Triticum aestivum L.)Related articlesArticlesPRELIMINARY STUDIES ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF MAIZE WEEDS OF ABBOTABAD AND HARIPUR NWFPPakistan Journal of Weed Science Research · 2024ArticlesINVASIVE WEEDS OF SOUTHERN DISTRICTS OF KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA PAKISTANPakistan Journal of Weed Science Research · 2024ArticlesCOMPARATIVE ALLELOPATHIC POTENTIAL OF NATIVE AND INVASIVE WEEDS IN RICE ECOSYSTEMPakistan Journal of Weed Science Research · 2024ArticlesCOMPARATIVE ALLELOPATHIC POTENTIAL OF NATIVE AND INVASIVE WEEDS IN RICE ECOSYSTEMPakistan Journal of Weed Science Research · 2024ArticlesINVASIVE PLANT THREATS AND PREVENTION APPROACHES IN THE ASIA PACIFIC REGION AND UNITED STATESPakistan Journal of Weed Science Research · 2024Research ArticlePALYNOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF ALLERGENIC AND INVASIVE WEEDS PLANTS FOR BIODIVERSITY IN DISTRICT LAKKI MARWAT USING SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPYPakistan Journal of Weed Science Research · 2024Services Email this articleSimilar articles in PubMedSimilar articles in ScopusSimilar articles in Google ScholarArticle usage statisticsLoading…
