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Effect of Fenoxaprop and Sulfosulfuron Alone and as Tank Mixture Against Complex Flora of Weeds in Wheat

R. S. Banga, Ashok Yadav

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Post-emergence application of fenoxaprop at 120 g ha−1 was very effective against Avena ludoviciana and was ineffective against Rumex retroflex and Coronopus didymus in wheat. Sulfosulfuron at 20 g ha−1 being superior to its lower doses was effective (WCE 8.2%) agalnst these weeds. In general, tank mlx application of fenoxaprop and sulfosulfuron at 116.7+23.3 g ha−1 was more effective than when used as 127.3+12.7 g.ha−1. Tank mix application of fenoxaprop with 2, 4-D Na at 120+500 g ha−1 had poor WcE (32%).

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Post-emergence application of fenoxaprop at 120 g ha−1 was very effective against Avena ludoviciana and was ineffective against Rumex retroflex and Coronopus didymus in wheat. Sulfosulfuron at 20 g ha−1 being superior to its lower doses was effective (WCE 8.2%) agalnst these weeds. In general, tank mlx application of fenoxaprop and sulfosulfuron at 116.7+23.3 g ha−1 was more effective than when used as 127.3+12.7 g.ha−1. Tank mix application of fenoxaprop with 2, 4-D Na at 120+500 g ha−1 had poor WcE (32%).

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Post-emergence application of fenoxaprop at 120 g ha−1 was very effective against Avena ludoviciana and was ineffective against Rumex retroflex and Coronopus didymus in wheat. Sulfosulfuron at 20 g ha−1 being superior to its lower doses was effective (WCE 8.2%) agalnst these weeds. In general, tank mlx application of fenoxaprop and sulfosulfuron at 116.7+23.3 g ha−1 was more effective than when used as 127.3+12.7 g.ha−1. Tank mix application of fenoxaprop with 2, 4-D Na at 120+500 g ha−1 had poor WcE (32%).

Key concepts: Rumex, Avena, Agronomy, Flora (microbiology), Veterinary medicine, Biology, Toxicology, Medicine

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