O controle do arroz-daninho tem sido foco de pesquisas na área de herbologia. Contudo, a ocorrência de fluxo gênico do arroz Clearfield (CL) para a espécie daninha tem resultado em perda na eficiencia do sistema de produção CL. Uma nova cultivar de arroz, resistente a herbicidas inibidores da ACCase, será lançada no mercado e se constitui em mais uma ferramenta para o manejo do arroz-daninho em lavouras de arroz irrigado. Aliada a essa ferramenta, existe a necessidade de aumento no espectro dos tratamentos herbicidas para o controle da diversidade de espécies de plantas daninhas infestantes nas lavouras de arroz irirgado. O objetivo deste estudo foi elucidar o efeito de herbicidas latifolicidas na ação graminicida do quizalofop sobre o arroz cultivado como planta indicadora na simulação de arroz-daninho. Foi realizado um experimento, em casa de vegetação na Epagri-Estação Experimental de Itajaí (SC). Os resultados obtidos indicam que houve redução da eficiência de controle do arroz em todas as doses avaliadas das associações de quizalofop com 2,4-D.
Minimum tillage in rice production is increasing in southern Brazil, reaching 60% of the total planted area. Compared to conventional tillage, in this system there is an increase in the occurrence of perennial weeds, such as Luziola peruviana and Leersia hexandra, which are amphibious plants, as they can occur in both flooded environments and aerobic conditions. These weeds are controlled in burn-down before rice planting by glyphosate applications, the efficacy of which depends on the soil moisture. This study aimed to evaluate the effect of different soil moisture regimes in L. hexandra and L. peruviana growth and photoassimilate partitioning. Both species were assessed under soil moisture regimes of flooded, saturated, 7 kPa, 15 kPa, 40 kPa, and 100 kPa (experiment 1) and flooded, saturated, and 7 kPa (experiment 2). Plants were sampled immediately after drainage (3 months after transplant) and 1 and 2 weeks after drainage. The results showed that as soil moisture levels decreased, growth and development parameters were negatively affected in both species. Photoassimilate partitioning was affected by water regime and differences were observed between species. The total soluble sugars and starch content decreased in the leaves, and sucrose concentration increased in the roots following drainage. Soil drainage affects the growth and alters carbohydrate partitioning of these weeds, increasing the sugar storage in roots. The agronomic impact of these findings is that this behavior may affect herbicide transport in phloem and may affect herbicide efficacy.
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