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Effect of tri-allate and barban on five strains of wild oat (Avena species) from the Darling Downs, Queensland

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Watkins, F.B. (1970) Effect of tri-allate and barban on five strains of wild oat (Avena species) from the Darling Downs, Queensland. Queensland Journal of Agricultural and Animal Sciences, 27 (1). pp. 33-41.

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See also Weed Abstr. 16: 544. The effects of the herbicides on 3 strains of A. ludoviciana and 2 of A. fatua growing on grey clay soil were investigated in the glasshouse. Generally the 2 A. fatua strains tolerated tri-allate (incorporated at 0.25-8 oz/ac before sowing) better than the A. ludoviciana strains whereas the reverse occurred with barban (applied at the early 2-leaf stage at 2-20 oz/ac). Despite a kill in some strains with barban, as a result of tillering the final plant populations were generally greater than those present at the outset. Since A. ludoviciana strains are predominant on the Darling Downs, this could explain the poor results very often obtained with barban and the comparatively good results often obtained with tri-allate. F.s.-P.K.

Item Type:Article
Corporate Creators:Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, Queensland
Subjects:Science > Invasive Species > Plants > Effect of herbicides
Agriculture > Agriculture (General) > Agricultural chemistry. Agricultural chemicals
Plant pests and diseases > Weeds, parasitic plants etc
Live Archive:19 Feb 2024 05:49
Last Modified:16 Apr 2024 23:59

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