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Difference between absolute and relative weed
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Difference between absolute and relative weed

Musa May 7, 2019

Difference between absolute and relative weed

Absolute weed
Relative weed
1. Absolute weed has no economic value.
1. Relative weed has some economic value but in a particular place it has no economic value.
2. Difficult to control.
2. Not so difficult to control
3. Eradication is difficult.
3. Eradication is not difficult.
4. Absolute weed is not crop plant.
4. Relative weed is actually crop plant.
5. Example: Cynodon dactylon
5. Example: Jute plant in Aus rice

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