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EFFECT OF SEVERAL HERBICIDES ON GLADIOLUS PLANTS CULTIVATED FROM CORMS AND CORMELS
Article number
266_74
Pages
557 – 560
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Abstract
Several herbicides were used after planting gladiolus cv.Eurovision corms size 8–10 cm and cormels size <4 cm.
Metazachlor (1.5 kg/ha), pendimetaline (1.32 kg/ha) and pendimetaline + metamitron (1.32 + 2.1 kg/ha) caused no injury to plants originating from corms and cormels.
On plots treated with linuron (1.5 kg/ha), linuron + napropamide (1.5 + 1.5 kg/ha), linuron + fluazifop-P-butyl (1.5 + 1.5 kg/ha) and cyanazine (1.5 kg/ha) necrosis of leaf tips was observed, but without a decrease of weight of the cormels.
The same herbicides used in corms caused no injury.
Terbacil (0.8 kg/ha) caused severe damages of gladiolus plants originating from either corms and cormels.
Metazachlor (1.5 kg/ha), pendimetaline (1.32 kg/ha) and pendimetaline + metamitron (1.32 + 2.1 kg/ha) caused no injury to plants originating from corms and cormels.
On plots treated with linuron (1.5 kg/ha), linuron + napropamide (1.5 + 1.5 kg/ha), linuron + fluazifop-P-butyl (1.5 + 1.5 kg/ha) and cyanazine (1.5 kg/ha) necrosis of leaf tips was observed, but without a decrease of weight of the cormels.
The same herbicides used in corms caused no injury.
Terbacil (0.8 kg/ha) caused severe damages of gladiolus plants originating from either corms and cormels.
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Authors
M. Mynett, M. Jagusz
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