Real Time PCR Kit 300 rxn (Avena sterilis)

Avena sterilis, known as wild oat, is highly invasive, especially in cultivated and disturbed areas, sharing a striking resemblance to cultivated oats. Its invasive potential is significant, and it likely has already invaded numerous suitable regions worldwide. Being akin to oat crops, it poses a challenge for farmers as its abundant seeds are hard to distinguish from grain during harvesting. Mirroring the life cycle of many annual crops, controlling it chemically during crop growth periods is difficult due to its grass nature. There remains a potential for further invasion, especially in temperate, subtropical, or semi-arid regions where it is presently uncommon or absent. Primarily, A. sterilis is a problematic weed in arable crops, especially cereals.