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CHEMICAL WEED CONTROL IN CARROT CROP

Article number

830_54

Pages

385 – 390

Language

English

Abstract

In 20062007 at the Lithuanian Institute of Horticulture field trials were carried out in carrot crop to investigate herbicides prometryn, metribuzin, linuron and their mixtures.
The applied herbicides and their mixtures efficiently reduced the total amount of weeds in carrot crop.
The least efficient was prometryn (3.0 L ha^-1) sprayed separately after sowing.
After the application the amount of weeds reduced only by 62%. The efficiency of metribuzin was higher when it was sprayed single (0.5 L ha^-1) at carrot 12 leaves stage the amount of weeds was reduced by 84%. Mixtures of metribuzin and linuron sprayed at carrot 12 leaves stage depending on the rate reduced the amount of weeds in the crop by 8587%. The highest amount of weeds was killed when linuron was applied separately (1.0 L ha^-1) after sowing.
Weeds were reduced by 94%.

Publication

IV Balkan Symposium on Vegetables and Potatoes

Authors

D. Kavaliauskaitė, R. Starkutė, O. Bundinienė, J. Jankauskienė

Keywords

carrot, herbicides, mixtures, weeds, yield

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2009.830.54

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