Abstract
Plant protection and values of herbicide residues in soil. An emerging of technologies now allow farmers to change input application rates. The effect of residues of highly risky herbicides (trifl uraline, napropamide, imazapyr, tebutan and imazethapyr ) in soil on sugar beet was studied within the period of 1988–1998. Based on experimental results, the critical values of the above herbicides were determined together with the limits of their phytotoxic effects on this crop using biological methods. Beside better economics, environmental benefi ts are expected from this new crop management strategy.
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Critical residue values and phytotoxicity limits for the studied herbicides on sugar beet were determined by biological methods.
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- sugar beet
Beta vulgaris subsp. vulgarise0 - Treatment
- residues of highly risky herbicidese0
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- critical values of the above herbicidese0
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e0“The effect of residues of highly risky herbicides (trifl uraline, napropamide, imazapyr, tebutan and imazethapyr ) in soil on sugar beet was studied within the period of 1988–1998. Based on experimental results, the critical values of the above herbicides were determined together with the limits of their phytotoxic effects on this crop using biological methods.”