Abstract
The authors briefly describe the discovery and structure of glutathione S-transferases (GST), and how these enzymes are involved in herbicide metabolism. GSTs contribute to both herbicide selectivity in crops and herbicide resistance in weeds. This review highlights examples from research on selected crops and weeds demonstrating how these enzymes can have both positive and negative impacts on the efficacy of herbicides.
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