As part of the Newcastle-Liverpool-Durham BBSRC Doctoral Training Partnership
(DTP) we have one competitive position on the interface between chemistry and
biosciences on the development of new herbicides. The global demand for safe
and sustainable food production is constantly rising due to glo
Project description
Herbicide resistance of weeds is a major challenge for global food production.
The situation becomes particularly severe when weeds become resistant to
multiple modes of herbicide action (multiple herbicide resistance=MHR). This
collaborative project between Durham University
