Effect of Almix and Butachlor Alone and in Combinations on Transplanted Rice and Associated Weeds
Govindra Singh, Vinay Singh, Mahendra Singh
Abstract
Govindra Singh, Vinay Singh, Mahendra Singh
Abstract
Almix alone at 4 g ha-1 was effective in reducing the density of non-grasses and sedges in transplanted rice. Butachlor alone at 1250 g ha−1 was effective against annual grasses. Almix at 4 g ha-1 was compatible witli butachlor as tank mixed application. Almix at 4 g ha−1 as tank. mixed or follow up application over pre-emergence application of butachlor increased weed control spectrum and efficacy and produced grain yields at par with weedfree and higher than alone application of butachlor or Almix.
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Almix alone at 4 g ha-1 was effective in reducing the density of non-grasses and sedges in transplanted rice. Butachlor alone at 1250 g ha−1 was effective against annual grasses. Almix at 4 g ha-1 was compatible witli butachlor as tank mixed application. Almix at 4 g ha−1 as tank. mixed or follow up application over pre-emergence application of butachlor increased weed control spectrum and efficacy and produced grain yields at par with weedfree and higher than alone application of butachlor or Almix.
Key concepts: Butachlor, Weed control, Biology, Toxicology, Medicine, Agronomy, Veterinary medicine