Plant BiologybioRxivPreprint
First case of three-way multiple herbicide resistance in Amaranthus palmeri outside the Americas: Resistance mechanisms and alternative management strategies
DOI 10.64898/2026.09.07.749782
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Maor Matzrafi
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Warming and resource enrichment decouple growth from enzymatic investment, shifting the competitive balance between native and invasive plants
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Rainfall legacy effects on the rhizosphere bacterial diversity of Brachypodium ecotypes across an aridity gradient
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FHY3/FAR1 transposable elements generate adaptive genetic variation in the Bassia scoparia genome
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This study identifies FHY3/FAR1 transposable elements as drivers of adaptive genetic variation in Bassia scoparia, contributing to herbicide resistance through genomic rearrangements.