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Field experiment was conducted at Agricultural and Natural Resources Research Center of Golestan Province, Iran, to determine the effects of tillage system and weed management regime on yield and weed populations in soybean ( Glycin max L.). The experimental design was a split plot where the whole plot portion was a randomized complete block with three replicates. Main plots were tillage system: 1- No-till row crop seeding, 2- No-till seed drilling, 3- Tillage with disc harrow and drill planting, 4- Tillage with chisel packer and drill planting. The subplots were weed management regimes: 1-Weed control with herbicide application, 2- Hand weeding, 3- Herbicide application plus hand weeding, and 4- Non-weeding. Results indicated that the main effects of tillage system and weed management regime were significant for seed yield, pod number per plant, seed number per pod, weed density and biomass, while their interaction were significant only for weed density, weed biomass, and seed number per pod. The highest grain yields (3838 kg ha-1) were recorded for No-till row crop seeding. The highest seed yield (3877 kg ha-1) also was recorded for weed control with herbicide and hand weeding treatment, followed by hand weeding (3379 kg ha-1).

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Pot experiment was conducted in Iran, to evaluate the effect of methanol on competition between rice (Oryza sativa) and barnyardgrass (Echinochloa crus-galli). The experiment was conducted as a randomized complete block design with a factorial treatment arrangement and three replicates. Factors were two aqueous methanol foliar applications (0, and 14% v/v) and five rice: barnyardgrass ratios (100:0, 75:25, 50:50, 25:6, and 0:100). Replacement series diagrams for aboveground dry weight illustrated that 'Shiroudi' was more competitive than barnyardgrass as averaged across methanol foliar applications. When methanol was not sprayed, the lines for 'Shiroudi' and barnyardgrass intersected at 75:25 rice: barnyardgrass ratio, but when methanol was sprayed at 14% v/v, the lines for 'Shiroudi' and barnyardgrass intersect at the left of the 75:25 rice: barnyardgrass mixture proportion. These indicate that methanol application reduced competitive ability of 'Shiroudi' against barnyardgrass for aboveground biomass accumulation. At the same time, Methanol foliar application significantly reduced the relative crowding coefficient of 'Shiroudi' while simultaneously it significantly increased the relative crowding coefficient of barnyard grass. This indicates that methanol foliar application reduced the competitive ability of 'Shiroudi' against barnyardgrass for shoot biomass accumulation. This experiment illustrated that foliar spray of aqueous methanol can not be recommended for rice under weedy conditions.

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To evaluate the effects of herbicide rate, cultivar, and spatial pattern on rice grain yield and weed suppression, a field experiment was conducted on a lowland rice field at the Rice Research Station of Tonekabon, north of Iran, in 2011. The experimental design was a split plot-factorial where the whole plot portion was a randomized complete block with three replicates. Main plots were pretilachlor rates (0, 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2 L ha-1 of pretilachlor). The subplots were factorial combinations of two crop spatial patterns (uniform and wide-row planting patterns, 20× 20 and 30 × 13 cm, respectively) and two traditional rice cultivars ('Hashemi' and 'Deylamani'). Regardless of cultivar and spatial pattern, rice grain and biological yields, panicle number per m2, leaf area index, and herbicide efficacy increased, while weed biomass decreased with increasing pretilachlor application rate. Rice grain and biological yields, panicle number per m2, leaf area index, and herbicide efficacy were significantly greater in uniform planting pattern than in wide-row planting pattern when averaged over cultivars and pretilachlor rates. Moreover, uniform planting pattern of rice plants suppressed weeds 39% better than wide-row planting pattern as averaged across pretilchlor rates and cultivars. 'Deylamani' produced grater grain and biological yields, panicle number per m2, leaf area index than 'Hashemi' as averaged across pretilachlor rates and spatial patterns. This experiment illustrated that uniform spatial pattern increased weed suppression, herbicide efficacy, and grain yield.

Para avaliar os efeitos da taxa de herbicida, cultivar e padrão espacial em arroz produção de grãos e supressão de plantas daninhas , um experimento de campo foi realizado em um campo de arroz irrigado na Estação de Pesquisa do Arroz de Tonekabon , norte do Irã, em 2011. O delineamento experimental foi uma fração de lote - fatorial, onde toda a parte de enredo foi em blocos casualizados com três repetições. As parcelas foram as taxas pretilaclor (0, 0.5, 1, 1.5 , 2 L ha-1 de pretilaclor) . As subparcelas foram combinações fatoriais de dois padrões de culturas espaciais (uniformes e padrões de plantio em toda a linha, 20 × 20 e 30 × 13 cm , respectivamente) e duas cultivares de arroz tradicionais (' Hashemi ' e ' Deylamani ') . Independentemente de cultivar e padrão espacial , grãos de arroz e os rendimentos biológicos , número de panículas por m2 , o índice de área foliar e eficácia do herbicida aumentou, enquanto a biomassa de plantas daninhas diminuiu com o aumento da taxa de aplicação pretilaclor . O grão de arroz e os rendimentos biológicos , número de panículas por m2 , o índice de área foliar e eficácia do herbicida foram significativamente maiores no padrão de plantio uniforme do que em toda a linha de plantio padrão quando calculados sobre cultivares e taxas pretilaclor . Além disso, o plantio uniforme padrão de plantas de arroz suprimida ervas daninhas 39% melhor do que em toda a linha de plantio padrão como média entre as taxas de pretilchlor e cultivares . ' Deylamani "produzido grão ralador e os rendimentos biológicos , número de panículas por m2 , índice de área foliar do que" Hashemi ", como média entre as taxas de pretilaclor e padrões espaciais. Este experimento mostrou que padrão espacial uniforme aumento supressão de plantas daninhas , eficácia do herbicida , e rendimento de grãos.

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