2015
DOI: 10.7824/rbh.v14i1.390
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Residual de metribuzin no solo sobre o crescimento do alho, cebola e feijão

Abstract: Metribuzin is an herbicide widely used in the control of weeds in crops such as soybean, potato and tomato. However, there is suspicion of intoxication in crops cultivated in succession due to the residual effect of the product in the soil. As such, our goal was to evaluate the residual effect of metribuzin in the soil on the growth of garlic, onion and beans plants. Three experiments were conducted in a greenhouse, in a randomized block design, with four replications. Each experiment corresponded to the evalu… Show more

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“…However, regardless of the product and cultivar tested, it was evident that the pre-emergent action reduces the accumulation of dry matter due its performance in the physiological metabolism of seedling growth, either by the influence on the protein metabolic pathway or by the reduction of the assimilation capacity of nutrients. Walperes et al (2015) studying the action of pre-emergent herbicides, in this case metribuzin, also observed reduction at the dry mass of beans after pre-emergent herbicides, which proves the potential damage of this class of herbicides.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, regardless of the product and cultivar tested, it was evident that the pre-emergent action reduces the accumulation of dry matter due its performance in the physiological metabolism of seedling growth, either by the influence on the protein metabolic pathway or by the reduction of the assimilation capacity of nutrients. Walperes et al (2015) studying the action of pre-emergent herbicides, in this case metribuzin, also observed reduction at the dry mass of beans after pre-emergent herbicides, which proves the potential damage of this class of herbicides.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Esta molécula possui meia-vida entre 11,5 a 19 dias, de acordo com as características físico-químicas do solo (PPDB, 2018), e apresenta baixa adsorção no solo, sendo facilmente lixiviável (Silva Júnior et al, 2015). Walperes et al (2015), estudando o efeito residual de doses crescentes de Metribuzin no solo, constataram que seus resíduos podem inviabilizar a sucessão de culturas com alho, cebola e feijão.…”
Section: Residual Activity Of Herbicides In Corn and Soybean Crops 1 unclassified