How do weeds affect plant growth?
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Weeds are unwanted plants that compete for nutrients and other factors with crop plants. As a result, they harm plants by interfering with their growth.
Explanation:
Weeds compete with the main plant for air, water, sunlight, and nutrients in the soil, depleting the main plant's resources. They're also useless to humans. As a result, they impede the plant's growth, necessitating its removal.
Some weed-control measures include:
1. Removal by hand.
2. Weedicide spraying
3. correct seed and soil preparation
4. Crop sowing at the right time, intercropping, and crop rotation
5. The use of pathogen-resistant varieties of crops.
6. Summer ploughing, which includes deep ploughing to eliminate weeds and plants.
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