Aurelio Scavo

University of Catania

Italy

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Agriculture is facing the challenge of a transition to sustainability to meet the growing demands for food, feed, and several other renewable nonfood raw materials under a changing climatic scenario [...]

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Gaetano Roberto Pesce

University of Padua

ITALY

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José María González Molinillo

Universidad de Cádiz

SPAIN

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Mahmoud F. Seleiman

SAUDI ARABIA

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Giovanni Mauromicale

University of Catania

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Francisco A. Macías

Professor of Organic Chemistry

SPAIN

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Nuria Chinchilla Salcedo

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Universidad de Cádiz

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Aurelio Scavo

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Perspectives and Advances in Organic Formulations for Agriculture: Encapsulation of Herbicides for Weed Control

Wheat Response and Weed-Suppressive Ability in the Field Application of a Nanoencapsulated Disulfide (DiS-NH2) Bioherbicide Mimic

Cropping Systems and Agronomic Management Practices of Field Crops

Managing Weed–Crop Interactions Enhances Chickpea (<i>Cicer arietinum</i> L.) Chemical Components

Sustainable Weed Management

Soil Bioplastic Mulches for Agroecosystem Sustainability: A Comprehensive Review

Genotype × environment interactions of potato tuber quality characteristics by AMMI and GGE biplot analysis

Dissecting the Genotype × Environment Interaction for Potato Tuber Yield and Components

Differentiated Weed-Suppressive Ability of Modern and Old Durum Wheat Cultivars after Long-Term Cultivation under Semi-Arid Climate

The role of cover crops in improving soil fertility and plant nutritional status in temperate climates. A review

Collaborators (6)

Gaetano Roberto Pesce

José María González Molinillo

Mahmoud F. Seleiman

Giovanni Mauromicale

Francisco A. Macías

Nuria Chinchilla Salcedo

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