Effect of weed control methods on performance of rice varieties under upland rainfed conditions of Nagaland.
Bhagwan Singh
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Bhagwan Singh
Abstract
Borreria liispida, Ageratum conyzoides, Digit aria sauguinalis, Sctaria glauca and Cynodon dactylon were the major weed species in upland rice in Nagaland. Butachlor 1.0 kg/ha with one hand weeding 30 d a s reduced the weed density and dry weight significantly ever butachlor 2.0 kg/ha and resulted in significantly higher grain yield. Two hand weedings was next best. Butachlor (2.0 kg/ha) reduced the yield of Naga-special and Jaya varieties and yields were ai par with weedy check. Naga-special yielded highest when weeds were controlled by two hand weedings.
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Borreria liispida, Ageratum conyzoides, Digit aria sauguinalis, Sctaria glauca and Cynodon dactylon were the major weed species in upland rice in Nagaland. Butachlor 1.0 kg/ha with one hand weeding 30 d a s reduced the weed density and dry weight significantly ever butachlor 2.0 kg/ha and resulted in significantly higher grain yield. Two hand weedings was next best. Butachlor (2.0 kg/ha) reduced the yield of Naga-special and Jaya varieties and yields were ai par with weedy check. Naga-special yielded highest when weeds were controlled by two hand weedings.
Key concepts: Butachlor, Ageratum conyzoides, Cynodon dactylon, Weed control, Forensic science, Agronomy, Weed, Veterinary medicine