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1. Introduction Green foxtail (Setaria viridis (L.) P. Beauv. (Poales: Poaceae)) is a diploid and self-pollinating grass weed. Its fecundity is high, and a single plant can produce more than 80,000 seeds; furthermore, S. viridis infests corn, millet, watermelon, and soybeans, leading to considerable yield losses [1]. Setaria. viridis is the second-largest weed in maize fields in Northeast China [2]. The control of S.
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