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A compilation of digital images of common Malaysian weed species. The list is not exhaustive and fresh images will be uploaded gradually when available.
his 353-page paperback book provides a pictorial guide to the weeds found in plantations in Malaysia. Each species is given a one-page treatment that provides the scientific name, synonyms, common English name, Malay name, habitat, and one to five photographs.
Management of invasive weed species in Malaysian agroecosystems are very much herbicide-based, integrated with other control measures including cultural practices, controlled burning, animal grazing and to a certain extent, followed by manual and mechanical roughing.
Malaysia's humid climate and fertile soil provide an optimal breeding ground for a variety of garden weeds. Commonly challenging presences in domestic landscapes include Asthma-plant, Artillery plant, and Chamber bitter.
This book presents an excellent collection of plant photos which will enable those working in plantations to easily identify weeds they find in their estates and to choose the right methods for weed control.
Aug 1, 2020 · Developing and implementing integrated weed management program is crucial for sustainable weed management in Malaysia. First review article examine the current weed management practices of the oil palm, rubber, and rice in Malaysia.
Weed infestation is one of the major constraints of the plantation industry in Malaysia since weeds compete with the cultivated crops for available space, nutrients and moisture. Thus, weeds reduce productivity and lower the quality of the produce (Sahid & Chan 2000).
