Claim · model-written summary
Green kyllinga was sensitive to bentazone, bensulfuron and benfuresate.
- Taxon
- green kyllingae0
- Treatment
- bentazone, bensulfuron and benfuresatee0
- Outcome
- sensitive to herbicidese0
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Verbatim
e0“green kyllinga was sensitive to herbicides such as bentazone, bensulfuron and benfuresate etc.”
Title
J.S. Kim; E.Y. Park; Jae Seong Choi; et al. Korean Journal of Weed Science 1996
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Observation Cold wet storage for one to two months or hot dry storage for three months was desirable for rapid seed dormancy release.
- Observation Rhizome dormancy was hardly observed.
- Observation The optimum temperature for seed and rhizome germination differed; only the rhizome value is legible.
- Observation Dormancy-broken seed germination depended completely on light.
- Association Shoot emergence fell with greater planting depth, with 18% at 4 cm.
- Intervention effect Early flooding significantly decreased shoot emergence and dry weight.
- Association Rhizome germinability was nearly lost when fresh weight fell by 50%.
- Recommendation The authors propose green kyllinga as a screening plant for Cyperus weed herbicides.