Claim · model-written summary
Mixing molinate with more than 10ppm azimsulfuron reduced rice root injury.
- Taxon
- rice
Oryza sativae0 - Organ / stage
- root growthe0
- Treatment
- molinatee0
- Outcome
- safening effect in root growth of ricee0
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Verbatim
e0“safening effect in root growth of rice was obtained when dimepiperate, molinate and dymron were combined with greater than 10ppm of azimsulfuron.”
Title
Effect of Mixed Herbicides on Phytotoxicity of Azimsulfuron in Rice and Barnyardgrass
Jae Chul Chun; Sang-Yong Ma; S.E. Kim Korean Journal of Weed Science 1995
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Intervention effect Azimsulfuron mixtures increased inhibition of rice shoot growth relative to azimsulfuron alone.
- Intervention effect Mixing dimepiperate with more than 10ppm azimsulfuron reduced rice root injury.
- Intervention effect Mixing dymron with more than 10ppm azimsulfuron reduced rice root injury.
- Intervention effect Esprocarb mixtures inhibited rice shoot and root growth more than cyclohydrocarbon substitutes.
- Intervention effect Thiobencarb mixtures inhibited rice shoot and root growth more than cyclohydrocarbon substitutes.
- Intervention effect Azimsulfuron mixtures increased barnyardgrass shoot and root growth inhibition relative to azimsulfuron alone.