Claim · model-written summary
Coal slag formulation caused slight rice injury across conditions.
- Taxon
- rice
Oryza sativae0 - Treatment
- Coal slage0
- Outcome
- slight injury to ricee0
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Verbatim
e0“Elvan, Coal slag and Chitosan gave slight injury to rice under all conditions included in terms of visual ratings, plant height and fresh weight production”
Title
J.O. Guh; Oh-Seok Kwon; Yong In Kuk; et al. Korean Journal of Weed Science 1991
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Association Rice injury increased with water leakage.
- Intervention effect Elvan formulation caused slight rice injury across conditions.
- Intervention effect Chitosan formulation caused slight rice injury across conditions.
- Association Water leakage decreased annual weed control for most formulations.
- Association Water leakage increased perennial weed control for most formulations.
- Observation All treatments controlled annual weeds by more than 90~.
- Observation Perennial weed control was relatively low.
- Observation Scirpus juncoides was the most tolerant annual weed to oxyfluorfen.
- Association Elvan formulation showed decreased barnyardgrass control as water leakage increased.
- Recommendation Chitosan was a promising formulation with slight rice injury and excellent annual weed control despite water leakage.
- Recommendation Coal slag was a promising formulation with slight rice injury and excellent annual weed control despite water leakage.
- Recommendation Bentonite B was a promising formulation with slight rice injury and excellent annual weed control despite water leakage.
- Recommendation Elvan was promising if its initial release rate increased.