Residual herbicide effect of auxinic herbicide in tank mix with glyphosate in preplanting burndown managment and its influence on production and quality of soybean seedsThe Brazilian 2020/2021 harvest put Brazil on the top of the biggest producer and exporter of soybean in the world. In the harvest 2021/2022 the oilseeds occupy more than 40 millions of hectares, with drop in productivity in 14.4% compared to the previous crop. There are countless factors that make Brazilians productions a world reference, among them the production system. On this way, the used of pesticide to weed control is essential. A very adopted strategy by farmes is the pre-planting burndown with auxinic hebricide in tank mix with glyphosate, providing that crop growing free of interference by weeds. That way, its necessary to study the residual effect to this herbicides to produtivity na seeds quality of these biochemistry na physiology of soybean in differents production systems. Thus, was carried out two field experiment and one performed in seeds laboratory. Te fields experiment was carried out in diferentes cityes and prodution system, locate in Piracicaba -SP and Araras -SP. Both test were installed in randomized block design in triple factorial scheme (5 x 5x 2), where it was avaluated four auxin herbicide plus a untreated check, five application times were avaluated in the soybean pre-planting ande 2 locale. The residual effect was avaluated by visual assessments proposed by SBCPD, components and yeld. The second experimente was performed at the Seeds Laboratory of the Agronomic Science Department of the Federal University of Paraná -Sector Palotina, in Palotina -PR, with aim to verifying if the herbicide treatments when applied in diferents pre-planting periods affect the biochemical and physiological quality of soybean seeds. For this, a germination test was carried out on a paper roll in a Mangelsdorf type germinator, as well as the electrical conductivity test. From the field trials it was concluded that the dicamba presented a high injury to culture at zero time application. But the fluroxypyr was the unique herbicide treatment that don't show more than 10% of injury independent of time application. The laboratory test show that the herbicide auxinic managment didn't affect the quality of the soybean seeds.