WEEDS – HARMFUL AND BENIFICIAL EFFECTS
weeds, the average seed-production capacity was 26,500 per plant. • Weeds have the capacity to withstand adverse conditions in the field, because they can modify their seed production and growth according to the availability of moisture and temperature. They can germinate under adverse soil-moisture conditions, have short
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