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The authors regard amrul shak residues as a promising weed control tool for T. aman rice.
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e0“For the purpose of producing T. aman rice, amrul shak residues therefore present a promising supply of effective weed control tools.”
Title
Evaluation of Allelopathic Potential of Oxalis europea on Weed and Rice Growth
Md. Liton Mia; Most. Sumaiya Siddika; Sujon Chandro; et al. Asian Journal of Research in Crop Science 2024. doi:10.9734/ajrcs/2024/v9i4303
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- Association Variety and amrul shak residues were significantly related to weed population, dry weight and percent inhibition.
- Observation Plots with no agricultural residues had the greatest weed population and dry weight for every weed species.
- Intervention effect Amrul Shak residues at 1.5 t ha-1 plus one hand weeding produced the lowest weed population and dry weight.
- Intervention effect The combined 1.5 t ha-1 residue and hand weeding treatment inhibited Shama by 78.63 percent.
- Intervention effect The combined treatment inhibited Panikachu by 81.42 percent.
- Intervention effect The combined treatment inhibited Chesra by 77.87 percent.
- Intervention effect The combined treatment inhibited Susni shak by 78.75 percent.