2016
DOI: 10.15361/1984-5529.2016v44n4p532-537
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Low-level resistance of Cyperus iria L. to ALS-inhibiting herbicides occurring in the State of Rio Grande do Sul

Abstract: This work aimed at determining possible resistance of three biotypes of Cyperus iria to inhibiting herbicides of acetolactate synthase enzyme (ALS). An experiment at greenhouse was conducted out where suspected resistance biotypes were multiplied through seeds in pots filled with soil. The treatments were arranged in a trifactorial (AxBxC) design, where factor A consisted of three biotypes of Cyperus iria, from three locations of the state of Rio Grande do Sul (named Santa Maria 1, São Borja 3 and Cachoeira do… Show more

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“…O nicosulfuron é um herbicida das sulfonilureias que inibe a enzima ALS (acetolactato sintase) responsável pela síntese de aminoácidos alifáticos de cadeia longa (Spatt et al, 2016), sendo utilizado para o controle de plantas daninhas anuais e perenes. O herbicida é seletivo para a cultura do milho no controle de gramíneas como Pennisetum setosum (Timossi et al, 2016), Sorghum halepense (Hernández et al, 2015), Digitaria insularis e Cenchrus echinatus (Timossi, 2009).…”
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“…O nicosulfuron é um herbicida das sulfonilureias que inibe a enzima ALS (acetolactato sintase) responsável pela síntese de aminoácidos alifáticos de cadeia longa (Spatt et al, 2016), sendo utilizado para o controle de plantas daninhas anuais e perenes. O herbicida é seletivo para a cultura do milho no controle de gramíneas como Pennisetum setosum (Timossi et al, 2016), Sorghum halepense (Hernández et al, 2015), Digitaria insularis e Cenchrus echinatus (Timossi, 2009).…”
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