Claim · model-written summary
Mowing had no reported negative effect on sub clover reseeding.
- Taxon
- sub clovere0
- Treatment
- mowinge0
- Outcome
- reseeding of sub clovere0
- Direction
- did not show negative effecte0
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Verbatim
e0“mowing and contact herbicide spraying before the corn planting were effective to prevent the growth of weeds in corn production, and these treatments did not show negative effect on reseeding of sub clover”
Title
Subterranean Clover Management to Enhance Reseeding in Silage Corn Production.
Masakazu KOMATSUZAKI; Shoji MORIIZUMI; Oritaro ENDO Japanese Journal of Farm Work Research 2001. doi:10.4035/jsfwr.36.3
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Intervention effect The cultivation techniques controlled weeds in silage corn.
- Observation Sub clover seedlings emerged in numbers sufficient to cover the field the spring after corn harvest.
- Intervention effect Weed dry matter was lower after rotary tillage than without tillage.
- Intervention effect Sub clover reestablished after rotary tillage.
- Intervention effect Mowing before corn planting prevented weed growth.
- Intervention effect Contact herbicide spraying before corn planting prevented weed growth.
- Intervention effect Contact herbicide spraying had no reported negative effect on sub clover reseeding.