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Crassocephalum crepidioides (PROSEA)

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Ecology
''C. crepidioides'' occurs as a weed on arable land, riversides, roadsides, tea, coffee, cinchona, sweet potato, taro and citrus plantations, and in upland rice fields, particularly in wetter localities, at 200-2500 m altitude. It may also be a dominant pioneer species in shifting cultivation sites that have been recently burned.
'''== Management''' == ''C. crepidioides'' is usually a weed of minor importance that can be easily eradicated. However, in young tea plantations it may become a serious weed. Paraquat is often used to control ''C. crepidioides'' as a weed, but resistance to this herbicide has developed in several South-East Asian countries.
Under experimental conditions, seeds stored under dry conditions still germinated after 20 months, but after 22 months of dry storage they began to lose their viability.
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