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Onkar Singh, H. S. Gill and C. N. Babu. 1969. Weed Control in Sugarcane by Pre-emergence Application of Some Weedicides and their Effect on Sugarcane . Indian Journal of Weed Science : 1( ) 123- 128.







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Volume Issue Publication year Page No Type of article
1 1969 123-128 Full length articles
Weed Control in Sugarcane by Pre-emergence Application of Some Weedicides and their Effect on Sugarcane

Onkar Singh, H. S. Gill and C. N. Babu

DOI: IJWS-1969-1-3&4-8

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Address: Contribution from Sugarcane Physiology Section, Department of Plant Breeding, P. A. U. Ludhiana (Pb).

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Abstract:

Experiments were conducted to studv the comparative efficacy of pre-emergence (to crop) spray of six weedicides viz: s~azin~, atra~ine, prometryne. ametryne. desmetryne and sodium 2. 4-0 each at 3..82 kg./ha for control of weeds in sugarcane and their effects on cane yield and juice quality. Maximum weed mortality was attained under simlzine '(73 6%) followed by atraz lne (69.8%,. There were indications of early disintegration in soil of prometryne, ametryne, and desmetryne. than simazine and atrazine. Germination percentage was not affected but the tillering capacity was favourably influenced by the weedicidal treatments. Height of cane was found to be significantly greater under all the weedicides except 2. 4-0. Hi hest cane yield of 420.2 q/ha. was obtainAd under simazine. followed by atrazine (410.4 q/ha). Difference between simazine and atrazine was not significant. The quality of cane juice i. e. Sucrose and purity percentage was not influenced C1ythe weedicidal treatments.





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