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Barnyard grass

Figure 2. Bioassay of several actinomycetous isolates on solid medium. Note striking inhibition of cress (top of plates), barnyard grass (middle), and cucumber (bottom) caused by isolates E5 and E8, compared to non-inoculated control (C). Cucumber was stimulated by D22 and F6. Figure 2. Bioassay of several actinomycetous isolates on solid medium. Note striking inhibition of cress (top of plates), barnyard grass (middle), and cucumber (bottom) caused by isolates E5 and E8, compared to non-inoculated control (C). Cucumber was stimulated by D22 and F6.
Table I. Comparison of soil samples with regard to total number of microorganisms isolated and the percentage of total causing severe toxicity (growth rating < 2 or germination < 75% of controls) to cucumber (Cucu), barnyard grass (Bygr), and cress... Table I. Comparison of soil samples with regard to total number of microorganisms isolated and the percentage of total causing severe toxicity (growth rating < 2 or germination < 75% of controls) to cucumber (Cucu), barnyard grass (Bygr), and cress...
Figure 3. Histograms showing growth response of cress, barnyard grass, and cucumber to 347 microbial isolates bioassayed on solid medium. Growth response 1) seedling growth minimal or germination nil, 2) pronounced inhibition, 3) slight inhibition, 4) growth comparable to controls, 5) stimulation over controls. Figure 3. Histograms showing growth response of cress, barnyard grass, and cucumber to 347 microbial isolates bioassayed on solid medium. Growth response 1) seedling growth minimal or germination nil, 2) pronounced inhibition, 3) slight inhibition, 4) growth comparable to controls, 5) stimulation over controls.
J20 stimulated radicle growth of barnyard grass. Cress radicle growth was not stimulated by culture broth of any of the isolates tested. [Pg.347]

Common millet Panicum miliaceum L., barnyard grass E. crus-galli (L.) P. Beauv., bristly foxtail Setaria verticillata (L.) P. Beauv., redroot pigweed Amaranthus retroflexus L. [Pg.390]

Barnyard grass (E. crus-galli Inhibition (%) followed the order landrace (50), improved Lee et al. 2004 ... [Pg.402]

The effect of applied plant residues can be positively influenced by an increase of temperature. Mallek et al. (2007) established that dried and milled crop residues of onion (Allium cepa L.) or garlic (A. sativum L.) were able to reduce seed germination of barnyard grass (E. crus-galli (L.) R Beauv.), common purslane (Portulaca oleracea L.), london rocket (Sisymbrium irio L.) during their decomposition in soil, but only at the elevated (39°C) soil temperature. It can support combination of methods for weed control, in this case allelopathy with soil heating treatments (e.g., solarization). [Pg.403]

Chon SU, Choi SK, Jung S, Jang HG, Pyo BS, Kim SM (2002) Effects of alfalfa leaf extracts and phenolic allelochemicals on early seedling growth and root morphology of alfalfa and barnyard grass. Crop Prot 21 1077-1082... [Pg.410]

Gealy DR, Wailes EJ, Estominos LE, Chavez RSC (2002) Rice cultivar differences in suppression of barnyard grass (Echinochloa crus-galli) and economics of reduced propanil rates. Weed Sd 51 601-609... [Pg.411]

Lee SB, Ku YC, Kim KH, Hahn SJ, Chung IM (2004) Allelopathic potential of rice germplasm against barnyard grass. Allelopathy J 13 17-28... [Pg.413]

Grossmann K, Kwiatkowski J, Evidence for a causative role of cyanide, derived from ethylene biosynthesis, in the herbicidal mode of action of quinclorac in barnyard grass, Pestic Biochem Physiol 51 150-160, 1995. [Pg.251]

Echinochloa crus-galli barnyard grass barnyard grass... [Pg.157]

Echinochloa colonum awnless barnyard grass jungle rice... [Pg.157]

Koh, H. S., M. Kim, T. Obata, H. Fukami, and S. Ishii. Antifeedant in barnyard grass against the brown planthopper-trans-aconitic acid. Rice Brown Planthopper (Pap Semin) 1976 Food Fert Technol Center Asian Pac Reg, Taipei, Taiwan. [Pg.415]

Herbicides Barnyard grass (Echinochloa crus-galli - a non-tempe-rate grass) ... [Pg.13]

The negative coefficient of E° and Ef indicates an enhancement of activity with an increase of steric bulk. Especially, the variation in activity against barnyard grass is mainly governed by steric factors. If steric bulkiness prevents the proper fit with the target site, these results mean that it inhibits the interaction with some enzymes which participate in the detoxication process(es) in the plant body. The negative slope of the cr term in Eq. 15 and 16 coincides with this view, i.e. a molecule with a more electron-withdrawing substituent becomes more susceptible to a hydrolytic attack. [Pg.129]

Metamifop (Pizero ) [184] is a new arylphenoxypropionic acid experimental postemergence herbicide for the selective control of grasses such as barnyard grass in rice. [Pg.160]

Flucetosulfuron [188,189] is a sulfonylurea experimental postemergence herbicide for controlling grasses such as barnyard grass in rice and broadleaf weeds such as Galium aparine in cereals. It shares with previously introduced sulfonylurea herbicides a common mode of action, inhibition of the ALS enzyme, a key enzyme in the biosynthesis of branched amino acids, such as leucine, isoleucine, and valine [76],... [Pg.161]

Control of barnyard grass Echinochloo spp. and annual sedges in rice for pre-emergence... [Pg.1912]


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