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Fig 1.

Mesotrione (1a) post-emergence and (1b) pre-emergence rate responses on the SEN and NEB A. tuberculatus populations.

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Fig 2.

Cross-resistance profiles to three HPPD herbicides: (a) tembotrione (b) topramezone treated post-emergence and (c) isoxaflutole sprayed pre-emergence.

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Fig 3.

Scatter plot of the HPPD gene copy number and expression levels per SEN and NEB plant analysed relative to bulked control samples (BT: before treatment; 2 DAT: 2 days after treatment).

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Table 1.

Average HPPD gene copy number and expression relative to ALS and CPS genes for the SEN and NEB populations.

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Fig 4.

Relative mesotrione (a) uptake and (b) translocation outside the treated area in the NEB and SEN populations.

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Table 2.

Means and 95% confidence limits for radiochemical as % of absorbed in the standard sensitive (SEN) and mesotrione resistant population (NEB).

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Fig 5.

Typical HPLC chromatogram showing mesotrione and its major metabolite 4-hydroxymesotrione in the SEN and NEB populations (72 hours after treatment).

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Fig 6.

Relative (a) 4-OH mesotrione metabolite in treated leaf and (b) parent mesotrione outside treated leaf in the NEB and SEN populations.

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Table 3.

Means and 95% confidence limits for mesotrione and metabolites as % of uptake as measured by LCMS.

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