Weed Control Handbook. Volume 1: Principles. 8th ed. 1989. 150 illustr. 550 p. approx.

Provides basic information about weeds and herbicides and sets out theprinciples which govern techniques of weed control in a wide range ofsituations. The chapters have been written by specialists drawn fromgovernment research and advisory organisations, from industry and fromeducational establishments. All information has been extensively revisedand rewritten in line with recent developments in weed science andtechnology. Although the Handbook deals primarily with weed problems intemperate climates, and in particular with the practice of weed controlin the United Kingdom, the principles discussed have much widerapplication and will be of interest to those concerned with weed scienceelsewhere in the world.