1972
DOI: 10.4141/cjps72-159
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An Index of Competition for Estimating Crop Loss Due to Weeds

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“…Estudos têm demonstrado que as perdas no rendimento de grãos, decorrentes da competição com ervas, variam em função da época de estabelecimento da cultura em relação às infestantes (Dew, 1972;Martin & Field, 1988;Knezevic et al, 1994). As ervas que emergem mais tarde do que as plantas da cultura geralmente exercem menor impacto no rendimento (Vandevender et al, 1997); já ervas que emergem mais cedo ganham vantagem sobre as espécies que emergem mais tarde, inclusive a cultura, e tornam-se melhor competidoras por recursos do ambiente.…”
Section: Abstract -This Study Was Conducted To Evaluate the Impact Ofunclassified
“…Estudos têm demonstrado que as perdas no rendimento de grãos, decorrentes da competição com ervas, variam em função da época de estabelecimento da cultura em relação às infestantes (Dew, 1972;Martin & Field, 1988;Knezevic et al, 1994). As ervas que emergem mais tarde do que as plantas da cultura geralmente exercem menor impacto no rendimento (Vandevender et al, 1997); já ervas que emergem mais cedo ganham vantagem sobre as espécies que emergem mais tarde, inclusive a cultura, e tornam-se melhor competidoras por recursos do ambiente.…”
Section: Abstract -This Study Was Conducted To Evaluate the Impact Ofunclassified
“…Flax is well known for being a poor competitor with weeds (Friesen and Shebeski 1960;Dew 1972). Bowden and Friesen (1967) reported average flax yield reductions of 24 and 50% from l2 and 48 wild oat plants m-2.…”
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“…Unlike the findings from many other studies (Leggett et al 1959;Banting 1962;Derksen et al 1994), wild oat populations were frequently lower in CF cropping systems than those from other cropping systems (see Table 5). Employing models developed by Dew (1972) and others (Cousens et al 1987;Dew and Keys 1976), some crop seed yield losses would be expected where difenzoquat or diclofop efficacy was inadequate. A final factor contributing to the enhanced crop seed yields from CF cropping systems was the poor performance of flax and red clover plowdown.…”
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“…Applications were applied only when wild oat populations reached a level that would result in at least a 5-10% loss in crop yield. This was determined by models developed in previous studies (Cousens et al 1987;Dew 1972;Dew and Keys 1976). No herbicide was applied to the red clover in the year of plowdown.…”
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