2011
DOI: 10.1590/1808-1657v78p4092011
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Controle Químico Em Pós-Emergência De Espécies De Brachiaria Em Três Estádios Vegetativos

Abstract: RESUMO O objetivo do presente trabalho foi relacionar a eficiência do controle químico em pós-emergência de Brachiaria decumbens Stapf. (capim-braquiária) e Brachiaria plantaginea Hitchc. (capim-marmelada) por meio de herbicidas inibidores da enzima ACCase em função do estádio de desenvolvimento da planta, visando fornecer subsídios para o manejo químico dessas espécies daninhas. A semeadura de B. decumbens e B. plantaginea foi feita em vasos plásticos contendo solo e mantidos em casa de vegetação. Para a aval… Show more

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“…stages (Gemelli et al 2013;Melo et al 2017). When D. insularis plants reach later developmental stages, control is hampered by the lack of herbicides with mechanisms of action that affect annual and perennial grasses (Silva et al 2018); this can occur due to the acquisition of barriers that hinder the herbicide absorption (Marques et al 2011) or by enhanced metabolism (Yu and Powles 2014). The management of D. insularis is thus compromised in the rotation of cultures that include maize.…”
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“…stages (Gemelli et al 2013;Melo et al 2017). When D. insularis plants reach later developmental stages, control is hampered by the lack of herbicides with mechanisms of action that affect annual and perennial grasses (Silva et al 2018); this can occur due to the acquisition of barriers that hinder the herbicide absorption (Marques et al 2011) or by enhanced metabolism (Yu and Powles 2014). The management of D. insularis is thus compromised in the rotation of cultures that include maize.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This behavior is associated with decreased herbicide absorption due to characteristics of plant tissues and an increased action of enzymes that conjugate the herbicide (Shimabukuro et al 1970;Catâneo et al 2002). Furthermore, these traits have a higher capacity to recover from the damage caused by application (Marques et al 2011). Although nanoatrazine potentiated the control of four-leaved D. insularis plants, the efficiency was not completely satisfactory.…”
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