Flooding is an important strategy for weed control in paddy rice fields. However, terrestrial
weeds had evolved mechanisms of tolerance to flooding, resulting in new …

Ludwigia decurrens Walter, belonging to the Onagraceae family, is native to southeastern
and southcentral USA and has spread quickly, colonizing wetlands in South and Central …

Underwater germination could risk seedling survival suggesting the need for control through
seed perception of environmental cues. These cues include diurnally alternating …

Underwater germination could risk seedling survival, suggesting the need for control
through seed perception of environmental cues. These cues include diurnally alternating …

Effective accumulated temperature (EAT) is a basic index to predict plant growing and
development, while EATs for key stages during Echinochloa crus‐galli seed‐setting are still …

Predicting weed emergence is of vital importance for weed management, since the seedling
stage is the most effective plant stage for the application of control practices. In weeds …

Deep-water management (DWM) is a promising approach for effectively suppressing some
paddy weeds with reduced use of herbicides. Because DWM for weed control is employed …

Mudflats are exposed for short periods after flood water drawdown. They support fast-
growing annual herbs with a ruderal strategy. To optimize their recruitment success, seeds …

Wetlands are known for comparatively high production of biogenic ethylene from
decomposed sediment. Because the gas has various well‐documented effects on seed …

In wetlands, dormancy may be a key functional trait enabling seeds to avoid underwater
germination, which could be lethal for seedling establishment. Our objectives were to find …