PO37 Natural extract from leaves of Andean species: Phytochemical characterization as a potential bioherbicide
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Alelopatía, Germinación, Bioherbicidas, Soluciones Basadas en la Naturaleza, Triterpenos.Abstract
With the unprecedented growth of the agricultural system, the use of synthetic agrochemicals has also increased as pest control agents in consumer crops. Herbicides have experienced a 10% growth in the last decade, leaving glyphosate, a substance associated with possible health effects and possible accumulation in the environment, as the most widely used herbicide worldwide [1,2].
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