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Abstract

One of the papers published in Weed Technology as a follow-up to the 1993 symposium (Zimdahl 1994) suggested that weed scientists should come to “a reasonable accommodation between a productive and protected environment.” Five ideas about weed science were briefly explored.

But you who seek to give and merit Fame, And justly bear a Critick’s noble Name, Be sure your self and your own Reach to know. How far your Genius, Taste, and Learning go; Launch not beyond your Depth, but be discreet, And mark that Point where Sense and Dulness meet.

An Essay on Criticism, Part 1

Alexander Pope, 1709

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Notes

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    Dr. Merrigan is Deputy Secretary of the US Department of Agriculture.

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    Tolstoy, L. 1904. What is Art? The Christian Teaching. Page 274 in Resurrection Vol. II. Translated and Edited by L. Wiener. Boston, MA. Dana Estes & Co. Pub. I found the quote in Dyson, F. 1984. Weapons and Hope. New York, NY. Harper and Row, Pub. p 213

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Zimdahl, R.L. (2011). The Future. In: Weed Science - A Plea for Thought - Revisited. SpringerBriefs in Agriculture. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-2088-6_5

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