2018
DOI: 10.5935/paet.v11.n3.07
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Associações de herbicidas com fertilizante foliar e regulador vegetal em soja

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“…However, even if there is recurrent reporting that ALS-inhibiting herbicides can cause significant phytotoxic effects in post-emergence soybeans, it is worth noting that adverse conditions, such as temperature and water deficit, tend to increase and/or prolong phytotoxicity symptoms in plants, which may lead to yield losses (DRANCA et al 2018). In our experiment, soybeans were sown on 25/Oct, a period that, as can be seen in Figure 1, had high rainfall, close to 100 mm, which allowed the homogeneous emergence and establishment of the stand; however in the following month, November (when the post-emergence treatments were applied to the soybean crop), the total precipitation was close to 10 mm and it was associated with maximum average temperatures close to 35 o C; later, in December, there was an increase in rainfall, which reduced water stress and phytotoxicity percentages (Figure 1).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…However, even if there is recurrent reporting that ALS-inhibiting herbicides can cause significant phytotoxic effects in post-emergence soybeans, it is worth noting that adverse conditions, such as temperature and water deficit, tend to increase and/or prolong phytotoxicity symptoms in plants, which may lead to yield losses (DRANCA et al 2018). In our experiment, soybeans were sown on 25/Oct, a period that, as can be seen in Figure 1, had high rainfall, close to 100 mm, which allowed the homogeneous emergence and establishment of the stand; however in the following month, November (when the post-emergence treatments were applied to the soybean crop), the total precipitation was close to 10 mm and it was associated with maximum average temperatures close to 35 o C; later, in December, there was an increase in rainfall, which reduced water stress and phytotoxicity percentages (Figure 1).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%