Claim · model-written summary
S-Metolachlor increased maize yield compared with weedy plots.
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Verbatim
e1“Five vegetables, (onion, cauliflower, okra, peas and potato), and three agronomic crops (sugarcane, maize and sunflower) were used as test crops.”
e0“Yields of all crops were also significantly increased compared to weedy plots.”
e2“S- metolachlor was applied to each of these crops as pre-emergent spray”
Title
Effect of S-metolachlor (dual gold 960 EC) on weed control and yields in different crops
M. A. Khan; Waseem Hassan Sarhad Journal of Agriculture 2003
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- Intervention effect S-Metolachlor increased onion yield compared with weedy plots.
- Intervention effect S-Metolachlor increased cauliflower yield compared with weedy plots.
- Intervention effect S-Metolachlor increased okra yield compared with weedy plots.
- Intervention effect S-Metolachlor increased peas yield compared with weedy plots.
- Intervention effect S-Metolachlor increased potato yield compared with weedy plots.
- Intervention effect S-Metolachlor increased sugarcane yield compared with weedy plots.
- Intervention effect S-Metolachlor increased sunflower yield compared with weedy plots.
- Intervention effect S-Metolachlor achieved 90% control of most weeds, except Convolvulus species.
- Intervention effect S-Metolachlor also gave acceptable control of Cyperus species.