Claim · model-written summary
Rice trial reported weed control efficiency for continuous flooding.
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Verbatim
t0“Boro Rice”
e0“Continuous flooding was found to contribute better weed control efficiency than field capacity”
Title
Md. Ranju Ahmed; Md. Nasimul Bari; M. Moynul Haque; et al. Journal of Science Foundation 2016. doi:10.3329/jsf.v12i2.27737
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Intervention effect Rice trial reported weed control efficiency for Pretilachlor @ 125% of the recommended dose.
- Intervention effect Rice trial reported weed control efficiency for 75% of the recommended dose.
- Intervention effect Rice trial reported tillers for Continuous flooding.
- Intervention effect Rice trial reported tillering for herbicide up to 125% of the recommended dose.
- Intervention effect Rice trial reported number of tillers for Pretilachlor @ 125% of the recommended dose.
- Intervention effect Rice trial reported number of tillers for Pretilachlor @ 200% of the recommended dose.
- Intervention effect Rice trial reported tiller mortality for W1T3 treatment.
- Intervention effect Rice trial reported tiller mortality for herbicide @175% of the recommended dose.
- Intervention effect Rice trial reported crop dry matter production for Pretilachlor at recommended dose under continuous flooding.
- Intervention effect Rice trial reported grain yield for Pretilachlor at recommended dose under continuous flooding.
- Intervention effect Rice trial reported yielding for Pretilachlor @ 125% of the recommended dose.
- Intervention effect Rice trial reported harvest index for Pretilachlor @ 125% of the recommended dose.
- Recommendation The authors recommend Pretilachlor at the recommended dose with appropriate water management for Boro rice.