Effects of successive seasons of genetically modified herbicide‐tolerant maize cropping on weeds and invertebrates
Matthew S. Heard(University of Exeter), L. G. Firbank(University of Leeds), Suzanne J. Clark(Rothamsted Research), P. Rothery(UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology), Mike May(Cornell University), A. J. Haughton(Rothamsted Research), G. T. Champion(Suffolk University), David A. Bohan(Université de Bourgogne), Rod J. Scott(UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology), R.S. Stuart(UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology), David R. Brooks(Rothamsted Research), A. M. Dewar(Suffolk University), G. R. Squire(James Hutton Institute), J. N. Perry(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Cathy Hawes(James Hutton Institute)
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