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Weed ecology is the scientific study of the biological, environmental, and evolutionary factors that govern the establishment, spread, and persistence of weedy plant species in natural and agricultural landscapes. Understanding these dynamics is critical for plant science, as weeds compete with crops and native flora for resources, drive rapid plant evolution, and serve as models for studying adaptation, dispersal, and population genetics in disturbed ecosystems.

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