Leonie Willeke's research while affiliated with University of Hohenheim and other places
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Publications (2)
Factors influencing the sprouting ability of rhizome pieces of Calystegia sepium and root pieces of Convolvulus arvensis were analyzed in four experiments. In the first experiment, sprouting was investigated as a function of bud number. About half of the rhizome and root pieces with one bud could sprout. Almost all pieces with 6 or more buds sprout...
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... Both of these bindweed species can spread by means of vegetative (i.e., shoots, buds, rhizomes) or generative (i.e., seeds) reproduction [1]. Their rapid regenerative capacities derive from their extensive rhizome and root systems that can store large amounts of carbohydrates, which makes their long-term control particularly difficult [9,10]. Field and hedge bindweed are closely related species [11,12]. ...
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... Another trend is to focus more on perennial weeds' vegetative reproduction regard ing dormancy and sprouting in weed control studies in Europe and especially in Scandinavia (Brandsaeter et al., 2010;Willeke et al., 2012;Andersson et al., 2013). ...
