References

APPS

Annals of Plant Protection Sciences

0971-3573

Society of Plant Protection Sciences

apps-16-1-001

REVIEW ARTICLE

Futuristic vision on climate change adversity and herbicide technology

Chaudhry

Ozair

Biology/Environmental Science, Albert Cambell Collegiate Institute, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

32008

16115

ReferencesAshton

F.M.

Craft

A.S.

(1981) Mode of Action of herbicides. John Wiley & Sons. New York, USA pp 25.Griffin

L.J.

(2005) Effect of soil texture/organic matter on herbicides rate. Retrieved on March 25, 07. http://www.agronomy.ISU.edu/weedscience/AGRO4070/lectures/Griffin.weedcourse. chapter4. 2005. pdf.Herbicide Handbook (1994) WSSA. Publication7th Ed. pp 75.Kozlowski

T.T.

Sasaki

Torrie

J.H.

(1967) Influence of temperature on phytotxicity of triazine herbicides to pine seedlings. Am. J. Botany54: 790–796.Stern

(2004) The Economics of climate change. Executive Summary. Retrieved on March 27, 07. http://www.hm.treasury.gov.uk/media/8Ac/F/7/Executive_Summary.pdf; www:/news.bbc.ca.uk1/hi/business6098362.stm.Storrie

(2004) Reducing Herbicide Spray Drift. NSW Agriculture. Retrieved March 25, 07

http/www.sgric.nsw.gov.au/reader/weeds-general.

Saghir

A.R.

Choudhary

A.H.

(1967) Triazine herbicides on maize and their residual effects on the following crops. Weed Res.7: 272–280.Thompson

W.T.

(1993) Agricultural Chemicals. Book II. Herbicides Thompson Publications. USA pp 160.