Control Effect and Security of Bromoxynil Octanoate·Nicosulfuron·Atrazine 39% OF against Weeds in Summer Corn Field
Feng Yun-ta
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Feng Yun-ta
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[Aims] The study is to confirm the control effect and security of 39% OF of bromoxynil octanoate,nicosulfuron, and atrazine against weeds in summer corn field. [Methods] Field trais were carried out by using methods of stem-leaves spraying and regular survey. [Results] The result showed that the herbicide could effectively control the weeds in corn field. The recommended dosage is 526.5-585 g a.i./ha, and the integrated control effect reached 99.46% on weeds after 35 d. [Conclusions] Bromoxynil octanoate·nicosulfuron·atrazine 39% OF shows good control to weeds in summer corn field and is safe on corn growth.
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[Aims] The study is to confirm the control effect and security of 39% OF of bromoxynil octanoate,nicosulfuron, and atrazine against weeds in summer corn field. [Methods] Field trais were carried out by using methods of stem-leaves spraying and regular survey. [Results] The result showed that the herbicide could effectively control the weeds in corn field. The recommended dosage is 526.5-585 g a.i./ha, and the integrated control effect reached 99.46% on weeds after 35 d. [Conclusions] Bromoxynil octanoate·nicosulfuron·atrazine 39% OF shows good control to weeds in summer corn field and is safe on corn growth.
Key concepts: Bromoxynil, Atrazine, Field corn, Agronomy, Weed control, Biology, Pesticide, Zea mays