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FIELD PERSISTENCE OF S-METOLACHLOR AND PENDIMETHALIN IN MAIZE-BASED CROPPING SYSTEM AND IMPACT ON EARTHWORM ACTIVITIES IN OGBOMOSO, NIGERIA
Application of chemicals on weed has been an effective method of weed control. However, this is with problems of persistence and hazardous effects on non-target organisms like arthropods. Common herbicides used in maize fields in Ogbomoso include atrazine, primextra, Lasso/atrazine, diuron pendimeth...
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