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Yield for the canner grade was not affected by any density of either weed
Amaranthus palmeri decreased the yield of no. 1 and jumbo grades at all densities greater than 1 plant m−1 row when compared with weed-free sweetpotato yields . Similarly, D. sanguinalis at 1 plant m−1 row decreased the weight of sweetpotato … Continue reading
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The CS and GR formulations are most appropriate for water-seeded rice
Awan et al. did observe a decrease in plant height from pendimethalin treated plots in a dry-seeded system with no recovery by the final evaluation.Pendimethalin is currently not available for water-seeded rice; however, these results support the introduction of pendimethalin … Continue reading
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