Effects of Acetochlor on Wheat Growth Characteristics and Soil Residue in Dryland

Evaluating the effects of manual hoeing and selective herbicides on maize (Zea mays L.) productivity and profitability

“…These conditions reduce the adsorption potential of acetochlor to soil colloids and then favor its high accumulation in the rhizosphere [ 52 ]. This opinion largely explains the declines in yields were recorded on rice [ 53 , 54 ], then on wheat [ 55 ]. [ 56 ] insisted on the emulsifiable form which is much more mobile in the rhizosphere than the micro-encapsulated form which cannot become so after disintegration of the envelope sequestering the active ingredient.…”