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Studies on Controlling Weeds in Corn Field by 50% Acetochlor, 2,4-D and Prometryne EC between Sowing and Seedling

Song Shu-yun

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Good controlling effect to monocotyledon and dicotyledon weeds were achieved by spraying 50% Acetochlor, 2,4-D and Prometryne EC between sowing and seedling in corn field. The controlling effect of weed quantity was 78.68% to 87.49% in 45 days, while the controlling effect of weed fresh weight was 77.07% to 85.39%. Controlling effect was improved steadily as more chemical applied. All treatments increased the yield ranging from 11.79% to 15.18%.

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Good controlling effect to monocotyledon and dicotyledon weeds were achieved by spraying 50% Acetochlor, 2,4-D and Prometryne EC between sowing and seedling in corn field. The controlling effect of weed quantity was 78.68% to 87.49% in 45 days, while the controlling effect of weed fresh weight was 77.07% to 85.39%. Controlling effect was improved steadily as more chemical applied. All treatments increased the yield ranging from 11.79% to 15.18%.

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Good controlling effect to monocotyledon and dicotyledon weeds were achieved by spraying 50% Acetochlor, 2,4-D and Prometryne EC between sowing and seedling in corn field. The controlling effect of weed quantity was 78.68% to 87.49% in 45 days, while the controlling effect of weed fresh weight was 77.07% to 85.39%. Controlling effect was improved steadily as more chemical applied. All treatments increased the yield ranging from 11.79% to 15.18%.

Key concepts: Acetochlor, Sowing, Seedling, Agronomy, Biology, Weed, Yield (engineering), Weed control

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