2001
DOI: 10.1614/0043-1745(2001)049[0171:gsiic]2.0.co;2
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Giant sensitiveplant interference in cassava

Abstract: Giant sensitiveplant interference at different population densities in cassava established at 10,000 plants ha−1 was investigated on a Ferric Luvisol in a humid tropical environment. Interference for 12 mo was compared at 0, 10,000, 20,000, 30,000, and 40,000 plants ha−1 and at natural populations (averaging 630,000 plants ha−1) in four randomized complete blocks. Results showed that the order of cassava growth parameter response to giant sensitiveplant interference for 12 mo was leaf number > height > stem gi… Show more

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“…a produção de raízes em 89,8-100% (Peressin et al 1998, Alabi et al 2001, Chikoye et al 2001, Johanns & Contiero 2006, Albuquerque et al 2008. Desta maneira, o controle químico apresenta-se como excelente alternativa para o manejo das plantas daninhas, na cultura da mandioca, por permitir a intervenção em grandes áreas, com pouca dependência de mão de obra e rapidez na aplicação (Silva et al 2012, Silveira et al 2012.…”
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“…a produção de raízes em 89,8-100% (Peressin et al 1998, Alabi et al 2001, Chikoye et al 2001, Johanns & Contiero 2006, Albuquerque et al 2008. Desta maneira, o controle químico apresenta-se como excelente alternativa para o manejo das plantas daninhas, na cultura da mandioca, por permitir a intervenção em grandes áreas, com pouca dependência de mão de obra e rapidez na aplicação (Silva et al 2012, Silveira et al 2012.…”
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“…The level of disturbance of the weeds community with the cassava culture may decrease the production of roots and starch from 89.8 to 100% (Peressin, et al, 1998;Alabi et al, 2001;Chikoye et al, 2001;Johanns & Contiero, 2006;Albuquerque et al, 2008;Biffe et al, 2010).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Whereas the cassava cycle can reach up to two years, the management problem of weeds becomes an important factor because it may require several management interventions until harvest (Alabi et al, 2001;Oliveira Jr. et al, 2001). …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%