Chemical weed control in mango(Mangifera indica L.) nursery plants
Control quimico de malezas en plantas de mango (Mangifera indica L.) en vivero.
Keywords: Asexual propagation, tropical fruits, herbicides, phytotoxicity, ametryne, diphenamid, diuron, linuron, metolachlor, oxyfluorfen,simazine.
10.5154/r.rchsh.1997.31.010
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Available online: 2020-11-04
Pages:95-97
Six herbicides applied before the emergence onf the weeds were tested in plastic bags containing rootstocks of criollo mango old 1 year old. Metolachlor(6 and 9 liters·ha-1 of a.i.) and oxyfluorfen (4 liters·ha-1 of a.i) had the highest control of the weed dry weight, and linuron (1 kg ha·-1 of a.i.) the lowest. Metolachlor (6 by9 liters) ha-1 of a.i.) and oxyfluorfen (3 and 4 kg·ha-1) tended to show better performance contolling monocotyledons and dicotyledons, respectively.Only diuron (2.5 kg·ha-1 of a.i.) caused phytotoxic symtoms on the mango seedlings
Six herbicides applied before the emergence onf the weeds were tested in plastic bags containing rootstocks of criollo mango old 1 year old. Metolachlor(6 and 9 liters·ha-1 of a.i.) and oxyfluorfen (4 liters·ha-1 of a.i) had the highest control of the weed dry weight, and linuron (1 kg ha·-1 of a.i.) the lowest. Metolachlor (6 by9 liters) ha-1 of a.i.) and oxyfluorfen (3 and 4 kg·ha-1) tended to show better performance contolling monocotyledons and dicotyledons, respectively.Only diuron (2.5 kg·ha-1 of a.i.) caused phytotoxic symtoms on the mango seedlings