Controle de capim-amargoso com herbicidas graminicidas após diferentes períodos de restrição hídrica

Lopes, Abílio F.; Almeida, João H. V. de; Gimenez, Guilherme S.; Oliveira, Guilherme Mendes Pio de; Dalazen, Giliardi

doi:10.7824/wcj.2021;20:00756

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“…In addition to the morphological aspects, water de cit also reduces herbicide translocation in the plant before and after herbicide application. For satisfactory weed control, postemergence herbicides need to be absorbed and translocated to the site of action for maximum e cacy to be achieved, which occurs when weeds have favorable physiological conditions to absorb and translocate the herbicide 34 .…”

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Changes in leaf structure and control of Conyza spp. by herbicides applied in the presowing desiccation of soybean

Silva,

Schedenffeldt,

Medeiros

et al. 2023

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The presowing desiccation of Conyza spp. is an important practice to reduce weed competition with soybean, and the applications of post-emergent herbicides, as an alternative to 2,4 D, promote changes in the leaf anatomy of horseweed. The objective of the present study was to evaluate the effect of post-emergent herbicides on the leaf structure and chemical control of Conyza spp. with heights greater than 10 cm in soybean presowing desiccation. A field experiment was conducted following a randomized block design, with seven treatments and four replicates. For the control data, only mesotrione + atrazine and chlorimuron resulted in control percentages lower than 80%. Regarding scanning electron microscopy (SEM), trichomes showed higher density in the adaxial part and stomata in the abaxial part, although they were present on both sides. Both trichomes and stomata showed clustering and random distribution tendencies. The control and halauxifen + diclosulam showed greater intensity of trichomes and less damage to these structures, while fluroxypyr + clethodim, dicamba and tryclopyr showed lower intensity. Therefore, fluroxypyr + clethodim and tryclopyr, dicamba and halluxifen + diclosulam were effective in the desiccation of Conyza spp., and the first two caused disruption of the trichomes due to plasmolysis.

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confidence: 99%