Claim · model-written summary
Subsequent paraquat application controlled weed growth.
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t0“Coconut-Banana”
e0“Subsequent weed growth could be effectively controlled by the application of paraquat 0.4 kg/ha or glyphosate 0.4 kg/ha.”
Title
Weed Management in Coconut-Banana Intercropping System
K. E. Savithri; C. Sreedharan; C. T. Abraham Indian Journal of Weed Science 1994
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- Intervention effect Pre-emergence diuron checked weed growth for about three months.
- Intervention effect Pre-emergence oxyfluorfen checked weed growth for about three months.
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- Intervention effect Subsequent glyphosate application controlled weed growth.
- Intervention effect Twice spade weeding was better than twice sickle weeding.
- Intervention effect Banana intercropping reduced weed growth in young coconut.
- Intervention effect Weed control improved coconut growth.
- Intervention effect Weed control improved banana yield.
- Observation Chemical weed control was more economical than the alternative methods.