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Nisha Chopra and N. K. Chopra. 2005. Bioefficacy ofFenoxaprop, Clodinafop, Metribuzin Alone and in Combination Against Weeds in Wheatand their Residual Effect on Succeeding Crops . Indian Journal of Weed Science : 37( ) 163- 166.







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37 2005 163-166 Full length articles
Bioefficacy ofFenoxaprop, Clodinafop, Metribuzin Alone and in Combination Against Weeds in Wheatand their Residual Effect on Succeeding Crops

Nisha Chopra and N. K. Chopra

DOI: IJWS-2005-37-3&4-2

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Abstract:

Clodinafop and fenoxaprop alone could successfully control Phlliaris mit/or but were found ineffective against Rumex maritimus. Me/i/otus indi<;a and Corot/opus dydillltls. Tank mixture of clodinafop (60 g ha") and fenoxaprop (100 g ha") with carfentrazone (20 g ha") controlled both grassy and broadleaf weeds resulting in 88-90% weed control efficiency and signi ticantly increased seed yield of wheat over sole application of c1odinafop and fenoxaprop, tank mix of metribuzin and isoproturon with carfentrazone and metsul furon. Metribuzin sole as well as in tank mix with carfentrazone and l11etsulfuron was not found suitable due to its toxicity to wheat. The succceding crops of moongbean, cowpeas and forage sorghul11 did not show any residual activity of herbicides applied in wheat.





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