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Calico Belle had reduced yield.
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e0“Cultivars with a yield reduction were Elite, GH 1703 and Calico Belle.”
t0“Sweet corn”
Title
Sweet corn (Zea mays) cultivar tolerance to nicosulfuron
J. O'Sullivan; P. H. Sikkema; R. J. Thomas Canadian Journal of Plant Science 2000. doi:10.4141/p99-066
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Observation Sweet corn response to nicosulfuron varied by cultivar and dose.
- Intervention effect DelMonte 2038 suffered severe injury and usually complete plant death after nicosulfuron at both locations each year.
- Observation Other cultivars had slight injury at Exeter in 1997 and 1998.
- Observation Other cultivars had no yield reductions at Exeter in 1997 and 1998.
- Observation Five cultivars showed severe injury at Simcoe in 1998, especially at 50 g ha −1 nicosulfuron.
- Observation Severe visual injury did not always produce significant yield reduction at Simcoe.
- Observation Elite had reduced yield.
- Observation GH 1703 had reduced yield.
- Observation Bonus Bt was fully tolerant of field nicosulfuron, with at most 5% injury at 25 g ha −1 and no yield reduction.
- Observation Reveille was fully tolerant of field nicosulfuron, with at most 5% injury at 25 g ha −1 and no yield reduction.
- Observation Krispy-King was fully tolerant of field nicosulfuron, with at most 5% injury at 25 g ha −1 and no yield reduction.
- Observation GSS 7831 was fully tolerant of field nicosulfuron, with at most 5% injury at 25 g ha −1 and no yield reduction.
- Observation GH 2690 was fully tolerant of field nicosulfuron, with at most 5% injury at 25 g ha −1 and no yield reduction.