Herbicide-resistant weed biotypes with kin recognition exhibit reduced allelochemical production and enhanced reproductive success in rice and wheat paddies.
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Transient herbicide stress responses can become stable heritable resistance traits, as shown by integrating evolutionary physiology with experimental evolution.
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Herbicide residues in China's black soil regions pose high ecological risks and non-carcinogenic health risks, with 8 herbicides exceeding risk thresholds and residues in rice grains affecting both adults and children.
Polypogon fugax population CZ-R shows 15.83-fold resistance to haloxyfop-R-methyl without target-site mutations, linked to ABCG25 and ACCase gene overexpression.
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Dual-layer allele engineering combining structure-guided protein design and cis-regulatory tuning produces rice alleles with herbicide resistance up to four times the recommended field rate.
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