Yield change of seed bulb according to annual field culture after induced meristem culture in garlic (Allium sativum L.)

Kwon, Young-Seok; Choi, In-Hu; Kim, Cheol-Woo; Choi, Mansoo; Kwak, Jung-Ho; Lim, Yong-Pyo

doi:10.7744/cnujas.2015.42.4.305

“…After consistent use for 8 to 10 years, these begin to exhibit resistance. After consistent treatment for nearly 8 years, these alternative herbicides are exhibiting resistance (Kwon et al, 2015). When these herbicides are ineffective at controlling the weed population in wheat crops, another class of herbicide called pinoxaden might be employed in their place.…”

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Herbicide Resistance and Its Management Strategies - A Review

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2023

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Due to their improved effectiveness and ability to save time, herbicides are the most widely used and effective weed control methods. However, prolonged use of herbicides brought about several issues, including environmental risks, shift weed in shift flora, and weed resistance. Herbicide resistance is one of the most significant issues worldwide today, out of all of these issues. The use of herbicides with extensive residual periods and a lack of rotation of the herbicide are the primary causes of herbicide resistance. Herbicide resistance is a global occurrence, and the number of resistant weed biotypes is alarmingly growing. In 252 plant species, there are already 480 occurrences of herbicide resistance. Weed herbicide resistance should be reduced since it is a significant barrier to food security. We could more effectively handle it if we thoroughly understood resistance development. Integrated weed management techniques, such as crop and herbicide rotations, herbicide combinations, and cultural, mechanical, and biological methods of weed control, can control the herbicide resistance problem.

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“…After consistent use for 8 to 10 years, these begin to exhibit resistance. After consistent treatment for nearly 8 years, these alternative herbicides are exhibiting resistance (Kwon et al, 2015). When these herbicides are ineffective at controlling the weed population in wheat crops, another class of herbicide called pinoxaden might be employed in their place.…”

Section: Management Of Herbicide Resistantcementioning

confidence: 99%

Herbicide Resistance and Its Management Strategies - A Review

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2023

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Due to their improved effectiveness and ability to save time, herbicides are the most widely used and effective weed control methods. However, prolonged use of herbicides brought about several issues, including environmental risks, shift weed in shift flora, and weed resistance. Herbicide resistance is one of the most significant issues worldwide today, out of all of these issues. The use of herbicides with extensive residual periods and a lack of rotation of the herbicide are the primary causes of herbicide resistance. Herbicide resistance is a global occurrence, and the number of resistant weed biotypes is alarmingly growing. In 252 plant species, there are already 480 occurrences of herbicide resistance. Weed herbicide resistance should be reduced since it is a significant barrier to food security. We could more effectively handle it if we thoroughly understood resistance development. Integrated weed management techniques, such as crop and herbicide rotations, herbicide combinations, and cultural, mechanical, and biological methods of weed control, can control the herbicide resistance problem

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“…Non-target site resistance Herbicide resistance generally includes diverse mechanisms that utilize changes in biochemical processes within weed plants, for example, changes to exterior structures, and changes to germination period. Target site mutation and enhanced metabolism in non-target site resistance are the most commonly encountered mechanisms (Kwon et al, 2015) [7] . Target-site resistance occurs when the target enzyme of an herbicide becomes less sensitive or insensitive to the herbicide.…”

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New techniques for herbicide resistance management in weeds: A review

Nabooji¹,

Sharanappa²

2020

Int. J. Chem. Stud.

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Herbicides are most effective and economic tool among the weed management practices. Use of herbicide is rapidly increasing in the world including India. Along with the advantages there are some disadvantages like herbicide resistance and environmental concern due to repeated use of herbicide. Development of resistance against the herbicides in targeted species is the most prominent among them. Herbicide resistance is the inherited ability of a plant to survive and reproduce following exposure to a dose of herbicide normally lethal to the wild type. Herbicide resistance is a worldwide phenomenon and number of resistant biotypes of weeds is increasing at an alarming rate. There are currently 480 unique cases of herbicide resistance globally in 252 plant species. Herbicide resistance in weeds is a product of evolution in cultivated fields, responding to the selection pressure laid by the use of such herbicides. Continuous use of the same herbicide or herbicides having same mechanism of action in mono culture with minimum tillage has been the major causes of occurrence for herbicide resistance. Altered site of action, enhanced metabolism, over-expression of the target protein and sequestration are the main mechanisms of herbicide resistance in weeds. Herbicide resistance problem can be addressed with integrated weed management approaches, including crop and herbicide rotations, herbicide combinations along with cultural, mechanical and biological methods.

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Yield change of seed bulb according to annual field culture after induced meristem culture in garlic (Allium sativum L.)

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Herbicide Resistance and Its Management Strategies - A Review

Herbicide Resistance and Its Management Strategies - A Review

Herbicide Resistance and Its Management Strategies - A Review

New techniques for herbicide resistance management in weeds: A review

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