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Increased challenges of weed control in the smallholder farming sector of southern Africa have often resulted in small yields. The objective of this study was to evaluate the effects of different weed control strategies on weed flora and composition under conservation agriculture (CA) systems in Zimbabwe. This study was conducted at three on-station trial sites namely Domboshawa Training Centre (DTC), University of Zimbabwe farm (UZ farm) and Henderson Research Station (HRS) in a maize–soybean rotation for four seasons from 2009–2010 to 2012–2013 seasons. Hand weeding was done whenever weeds were 10 cm tall or 10 cm in circumference for weeds with a stoloniferous growth habit. Weed identification was done up to the weed species level, and the Shannon–Weiner diversity and evenness index was used to determine the response of weed flora to herbicides. Results showed that there were more weeds in the early years which decreased gradually until the final season. Weed species diversity was not affected by herbicide application and the results indicated that weed species diversity was small in CA systems. Annual weed species constituted a greater proportion of species, and species richness decreased with the duration of the study. Richardia scabra L. and Galinsoga parviflora Cav. were the most common dominant weed species at all sites and in all seasons. Moreover, herbicide application had no effect on the evenness of weeds in the plots but site characteristics had a significant effect on the distribution of weed species (weed species evenness). The results presented in this study suggest that herbicide application facilitates a depletion of weed seed bank/number of weeds over time. Thus, herbicide application in CA has potential to reduce weed density, species richness and species diversity in the long term which may lead to more labour savings and larger yields. 相似文献
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Rice is the most important and staple cereal in Bhutan, currently grown over an area of 19,549 hectares with a total production of 77,038 tonnes. However, its yield is limited in certain regions due to weed competition with losses of up to 50% reported through infestation from both annual and perennial weeds. In this article, we describe the current weed management practices in rice in Bhutan and identify challenges and prospects to guide future weed control research given that weed science in Bhutan is in its infancy. Generally, the most common form of weed control is hand weeding. However, herbicide use is also increasing as farmers face labour shortages on farms and realize the benefits of herbicides, especially in reducing the time taken to weed crops. But the continued use of the single chemical butachlor is a concern given the possible development of herbicide resistance. Research priorities for weed management in rice in Bhutan include a systematic assessment of crop yield losses; prioritization of weed importance and species shifts; mechanical and cultural alternatives to hand weeding; herbicide resistance testing and management; collective community approaches to area-wide management; and weed management options to suit alternative rice production systems. The ecology and management of the perennial semi-aquatic Potamogeton distinctus needs serious attention owing to its prevalence in major rice areas and potential alone to cause significant yield losses of up to 37%. The successful experiences and challenges in neighbouring Asian countries should also help to guide future weed control research in Bhutan. 相似文献
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An economic analysis on the use of herbicide to control weeds in garlic production in 2002/2003 and 2003/2004 dry seasons indicated a considerable reduction in the cost of weed control and labour demand with the application of herbicide. Although the hoe weeding and the herbicide gave comparable bulb yield in 2002/2003 dry season, the net return per hectare was higher with herbicide application in both seasons. Similarly, the value of labour saved through herbicides use was positive throughout and increased significantly in 2003/2004 dry season. 相似文献
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In India, dry-seeded rice (DSR) production systems are rapidly replacing conventional rice production systems due to various advantages. DSR systems can be managed under zero-till (ZT) conditions or after a preparatory tillage, often referred to as conventional tillage systems (CONT). Although previous reports indicate the contribution of tillage to weed suppression, the effect of one-time preparatory tillage in a DSR system could vary depending on the dominant weeds in the system, vertical seed distribution and the weed seed dynamics. A study was conducted to test the efficacy of ZT and CONT and their interaction with herbicide treatments on the weed population dynamics and rice grain yield in 2010 and 2011. Tillage systems did not affect weed emergence, weed biomass, tiller production and crop yield. However, herbicide treatments varied in their efficacy on individual weeds. Hand-weeding treatments and pendimethalin combined with hand weeding did not effectively control Cyperus rotundus L. and Panicum maximum Jacq. (a perennial grass weed with underground parts). The herbicide combination of metsulfuron and chlorimuron was effective in controlling C. rotundus but not grass weeds. This indicates the need for sequential applications of herbicides for grass weed control or integration of hand weeding to achieve broad-spectrum weed control. Apart from hand weeding (three times), treatment with penoxsulam–cyhalofop and pendimethalin followed by (fb) hand weeding resulted in low weed density, high tiller production and grain yield. The study clearly indicates that tillage does not always lead to weed suppression compared with ZT, and herbicides must be chosen based on the dominant weeds in a system. The results of this study are pertinent as herbicide-resistant weeds are rapidly evolving under continuous herbicide selection pressure, which warrants studies on enhancing productivity through low-input, environmentally friendly and sustainable production technology. 相似文献
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我国抗ALS类除草剂油菜种质创制与研究进展 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
化学除草是控制田间草害的有效手段,但我国油菜化除面积非常有限。创制对特定除草剂具有选择抗性的油菜新种质,选育抗性品种是实现我国油菜化除的有效途径。乙酰乳酸合酶(acetolactate synthase,ALS) 类除草剂具有高效低量、选择性强、杀草谱广等优点,在生产上得到广泛应用。本文简述了ALS 基因及其突变产生抗性的机制,着重介绍我国基于ALS靶酶突变的抗除草剂油菜种质创制、抗性生理生化和分子机理等方面的研究进展,并探讨了抗除草剂新种质在油菜抗性新品种选育、杂交油菜制种及抗性基因在转基因工程中的应用。 相似文献
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采用机插秧“插喷同步”技术,于2019年开展大田试验,分别施用4种除草剂（33%嗪吡嘧磺隆、19%氟酮磺草胺、25%双环磺草酮、300 g/L丙草胺+10%苄嘧磺隆）进行除草,对比各除草剂处理对水稻的安全性及对稻田杂草的防治效果。结果表明,药后水稻均未发生可见药害,参试除草剂安全性好;药后35 d供试除草剂对试验田总草防效达95.0%以上;与施用除草剂处理相比,未施药对照水稻产量损失严重,减幅12.5%~42.7%。可见,“插喷同步”技术是一种高效除草技术,供试4种除草剂均能有效防治杂草,降低除草成本,提高种稻效益。 相似文献
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Sustainable crop production is necessary to ensure global food security and environmental safety. Conservation agriculture (CA) is gaining popularity around the globe due to its sustainable approaches such as permanent soil cover, minimal soil disturbance, planned crop rotations and integrated weed management. Weed control is the biggest challenge to CA adoption. Weed ecology and management is different in CA than in conventional agriculture. In CA, weeds expression, seed bank status, distribution, dispersal mechanisms, diversification, growing patterns and competition trends are complex and differ from conventional systems. It is due to reduced tillage of the soil and the flora that thrives in CA. Reduced tillage systems affect the efficacy of herbicides and mechanical weed control measures. So, it is an important task to find out the differences and to fabricate new management options. In this review, changing weed dynamics have been framed. A novel aspect of this review is the comprehensive account of sustainable weed management strategies in relation to CA. Modified tillage operations, improved cultural practices, bioherbicides, chemical herbicides, allelopathy, and crop nutrition have been identified as suitable weed management tools. None of these offers complete control but the integration of these tools in suitable combinations works efficiently. Weeds dominating CA and their responses to CA components are highlighted. For example, small seeded and perennial weeds are more abundant in CA. The role of herbicide resistance in weeds and herbicide tolerant (HT) crops in CA is also highlighted. Allelopathy and crop nutrition are discussed as modern weed management tools for CA. A detailed account of weed responses to fertilizer management options is also given. Integrated weed management compatible to cropping patterns and climatic conditions offers the best results in CA. Future efforts must be directed towards the optimization and integration of these weed management practices. 相似文献
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东北部分春玉米地乙莠合剂防效下降的原因和对策 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
在我国的东北春玉米区,长时间使用乙草胺和莠去津,导致部分地区防效下降。在吉林省农安县通过定点试验、大面积试验和大范围调查发现,乙莠合剂防效下降的主要原因是因为杂草群落结构的变化引起的,同时降水的减少和药剂使用方法不当也起了一定的作用,未发现产生明显抗性的迹象。在未来,乙莠合剂仍是该地区玉米地除草剂的主要药剂,对于杂草群落尚未发生变化的地块仍然有很好的防效,而在杂草群落发生变化的地区,应适当更换除草剂或适当增加轮作;针对当地特点,适当推迟乙莠合剂的喷施时间,采用机械喷雾、加大用水量等措施来提高乙莠合剂的防效。 相似文献
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Implications of increasing labour costs and the development of herbicide resistance for profitable weed management in Philippine rice farming systems are investigated. The study employs RIMPhil (Resistance and Integrated Management in the Philippines), a bioeconomic simulation model developed to provide a comprehensive assessment of integrated weed management programmes for the control of annual barnyardgrass (Echinochloa crus-galli) in rice crops. Results indicate that herbicide application will become increasingly economically attractive, relative to manual weeding, as labour cost increases. This is important since urban migration in the Philippines continues to increase the scarcity of rural labour. Results also show that the onset of herbicide resistance results in substantial losses in farm profit. It is worthwhile for farmers to take management actions to prevent or delay the onset of herbicide resistance, provided that these changes are effective and not too costly. The study highlights the complexity of decision making about integrated weed management on rice farms in the Philippines. 相似文献
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Aerobic rice systems can substitute the conventional rice cultivation system in the wake of water shortage and energy crises. The major constraint in the success of aerobic rice is high weed infestation. Hence, we have discussed the weed flora, yield losses, herbicide-resistant weeds, need for integrated weed management, and approaches to manage weeds in aerobic rice systems. A review of several studies indicated that 90 weed species were competing with rice under aerobic systems, causing 23–100% reductions in grain yield. Weed control in aerobic rice gets difficult due to shifts in weed flora and herbicide resistance development in weeds. A wide increase in grain yield (15–307%) by implementing different weed control practices elaborates the scope of weed management in aerobic rice. Practices, such as soil solarization, sowing of competitive crop cultivars, stale seedbed preparation, mulch application, correct fertilization, and intercropping, were found to have particular significance for managing weeds in aerobic rice systems. Moreover, hand weeding and mechanical control were more effective when combined with other weed control methods. Herbicides, such as pendimethalin, 2,4-D, penoxsulam, ethoxysulfuron, bispyribac-sodium, triclopyr, imazosulfuron, bensulfuron, pretilachlor, and metsulfuron, were found most effective in aerobic rice systems. Keeping in view the severity of weed infestation in these systems and the evolution of herbicide resistance, reliance on a single control method is out of question. Hence, the approach of integrated weed management is the most appropriate for proper weed management and the subsequent success of rice cultivation using aerobic systems. 相似文献
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The ‘within-season’ module of the Weed Manager decision support system (DSS) predicts the effect of twelve UK arable weeds on winter wheat yields and profitability. The model and decision algorithm that underpin the DSS are described and their performance discussed. The model comprises: (i) seedling germination and emergence, (ii) early growth, (iii) phenological development, (iv) herbicide and cultivation effects and (v) crop yield loss. Crop and weed emergence are predicted from the timing and method of cultivation, species biology, and the weather. Wheat and weeds compete for resources, and yield losses are predicted from their relative leaf area at canopy closure. Herbicides and cultural control methods reduce weed green area index, improving crop yield. A decision algorithm identifies economically successful weed management strategies based on model output. The output of the Weed Manager model and decision algorithm was extensively validated by experts, who confirmed the predicted responses to herbicide application were sufficiently accurate for practical use. Limited independent data were also used in the validation. The development of the module required integrating novel and existing approaches for simulating weed seedling establishment, plant development and decision algorithm design. Combining these within Weed Manager created a framework suitable for commercial use. 相似文献
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The intensive use of synthetic herbicides is questioned for many reasons. Bioherbicides, as integrated weed management tools, however, have the potential to offer a number of benefits such as increased target specificity and rapid degradation. Despite the efforts to identify effective bioherbicide agents in laboratory and field, only thirteen bioherbicides are currently available on the market. Since 1980, the number of biopesticides has increased around the world, while the market share of bioherbicides represents less than 10% of all biopesticides. Nevertheless, weed management implemented at the cropping systems scale needs bioherbicides because of legislation to drive weed management away from heavy reliance on chemicals, the global increase in organic agriculture, the need of both organic and conventional agriculture to increase weed control efficiency, concerns about herbicide resistance, and concern from the public about environmental safety of herbicides. Consequently, we review here the existing products on the market and describe their history, mode of action, efficacy and target weeds. This review is unique because we also discuss the role of bioherbicides in integrated weed management: to manage soil weed seedbanks with seed-targeted agents in addition to primary tillage, to increase the efficacy of mechanical weeding because bioherbicides are more effective on seedlings, to increase the suppression effect of crop cultivars by first slowing weed growth, to terminate cover crops particularly in conservation agriculture, and finally to manage herbicide resistant populations. 相似文献
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杂草鉴别和防治对策计算机专家系统 总被引：9，自引：0，他引：9
系统包括杂草鉴别、杂草信息、除草处方、除草指南、农药性能和系统维护等模块。用户可采用多种鉴别方式,系统给出鉴别结果并列出其性状描述以及彩色模式图,供对照确认。查询各种杂草的生长特性、除草处方和除草剂信息可为杂草综合防治提供依据。软件在 Ｖｉｓｕａｌ ＦｏｘＰｒｏ ６．０支撑下开发,使用可视化与面向对象编程技术,拥有良好的界面,系统操作简单,调试和维护方便。依靠模糊查询技术提高系统的性能,使用数据库关联技术,增强智能性和实用性。 相似文献
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Resource conservation technologies (RCTs) offers pragmatic options to cut down fuel, labor and water resources. In Pakistan, the use of RCTs started in the form of a New Zealand imported zero tillage wheat (ZTW) drill in 1983, and now the ZTW plantation has reached to an area of 507,050 ha. However, initially, the widespread adoption of the ZTW plantation was hampered because of insufficient training and dissemination of information on the proper use of the machinery and planting techniques in Pakistan. In the past few years, rapid uptake of RCTs has been noted in rice-wheat cropping system (RWCS) in Punjab region of Pakistan, the main hub of RCTs, due to direct involvement of farmers during experimentation, and strong collaboration with local machinery manufacturers. In 1992, the inverted ‘T’ openers' technology, was introduced in locally manufactured ZT drills, which helped to make zero tillage (ZT), a user-friendly technology, acceptable at farm level. Now ZT drills equipped with inverted ‘T’ coulter technology are available at cheap and affordable rates. Still many farmers do not have access to RCTs machinery, which requires serious attention of policy makers. After the preliminary experiments on direct seeded aerobic rice (DSAR) in RWCS by rice-wheat consortium and Cereal System Initiative for South Asia, the technology has been widely spread on large area in RWCS in Pakistan in recent years. The other RCTs such as laser land levelling and bed planting of crops are also taking roots in various cropping zones of Pakistan, especially in RWCS. Although, RCTs resolves time and edaphic conflicts, reduces the production cost and save plenty of water; nonetheless weed problem has emerged as serious issues in the adoption of RCTs (especially ZTW, DSAR) in Pakistan. In ZT systems, no preparatory tillage is carried out, which favors the growth of many weeds (e.g., perennial weeds). Likewise, absence of flooding conditions in DSAR favors the growth of many weeds. Change in weed flora from annual to perennial weeds has been observed in ZT systems. However, pre-emergence application of pendimethalin, thiobencarb, butachlor, oxyfluorfen oxadiazon, and nitrofen followed by post-emergence herbicides such as ethoxysulfuron, bispyribac sodium, acetochlor and butachlor provides fair weed control in DSAR in Pakistan. Nonetheless repeated use of herbicides with similar mode of action for managing weeds in ZTW and DSAR in Pakistan may induce herbicide resistance in weeds as has been reported in various parts of the world. In this scenario, the integrated weed management strategies may be useful to control weeds in ZTW and DSAR. The strategies for weed management in DSAR may include the use of stale seedbed technique, use of mulches of allelopathic crops like sorghum, crop rotations with allelopathic crops, intercropping with allelopathic crops, use of allelopathic water extracts, and breeding of competitive crop cultivars. Moreover, strong socio-economic mobilization at farmer fields, extensive research, development, extension and training strategies are required for long term sustainability and tackling the problems of weeds in Pakistan for the rapid uptake of RCTs. 相似文献
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Weeds are a major constraint to crop production, and are responsible for considerable yield losses in maize production systems throughout the world. Herbicides are widely used for weed control in maize production systems, but can have negative environmental consequences. Researchers have evaluated the use of crop competition and suppression to manage weeds in various crop combinations, including maize-based systems. Crop competition in maize may involve techniques such as reduced row spacing, increased planting density, and the use of competitive cultivars that exhibit weed suppressive potential. In this review, examination of the literature has revealed the considerable value of using crop competition in integrated weed management programs. Research has demonstrated that narrowing row spacing to half the standard distance reduced weed biomass by 39–68%, depending on weed species. Researchers have also demonstrated that increasing maize planting density by up to twice the standard rate achieved a reduction in weed biomass of 26–99%. While little research has been conducted into the use of competitive maize cultivars for weed management, several studies have documented cultivars with potential to suppress weeds. Attributes of weed competitive cultivars include high leaf area index, and other elements of leaf architecture that improve light interception by the crop, so increasing the shading of weeds. Combining crop competition methods with other agronomic practices can increase their effectiveness in controlling weeds. For example, biomass of Setaria italica (L.) Beauv was reduced by 60% when maize planting density was increased by 1.5 times the recommended spacing, and this effect was more pronounced when fertilizer was banded rather than broadcast. In summary, the strategic use of crop competition to control weeds has been a success in many regions, and is an important tool in integrated weed management. The importance of crop competition methods has particular relevance where farmers are unable to afford herbicides, as making use of crop competition is more economical. 相似文献
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Cassava yields in Africa are small and it remains unclear which factors most limit yields. Using a series of farm surveys and on-farm and on-station trials in Uganda and western Kenya, we evaluated the importance of abiotic, biotic and associated crop management constraints for cassava production in a range of socio-economic settings as found in smallholder farms in the region. Average yields under farmer management were 8.6 t ha−1, but these were more than doubled to 20.8 t ha−1 by using improved crop establishment, improved genotypes and 100–22–83 kg ha−1 of single-nutrient N–P–K fertilizers. A farm survey revealed large yield differences between farms. Less endowed farmers harvested less cassava per unit area than better endowed farmers (difference of 5.9 and 9.7 t ha−1 in Kenya and Uganda, respectively); differences were associated with less access to labour, poorer soils, and premature harvesting by less endowed farmers. Analysis of 99 on-farm and 6 on-station trials showed that constraints for cassava production varied strongly between sites and years. Poor soil fertility, early water stress and sub-optimal weed management limited cassava production by 6.7, 5.4 and 5.0 t ha−1, respectively, when improved crop establishment and genotypes were used. Pests and diseases were relatively unimportant, while weed management was particularly important in farmer fields during a dry year in Kenya (yield gap of 11.6 t ha−1). The use of complementary analytical tools such as multiple regression and boundary line analysis revealed that many fields were affected by multiple and interacting production constraints. These should be addressed simultaneously if significant productivity improvements are to be achieved. This will be more difficult for less endowed than for better endowed farm households, since the former lack social and financial capital to improve management. 相似文献
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除草次数对杂草群落和夏玉米产量的影响 总被引：1，自引：1，他引：0
以山东省沂蒙山区夏玉米田为研究对象,设化学除草剂除草（CK）、不除草（W0）、苗期人工锄草1次（W1）、苗期+开花期人工锄草两次（W2）4种处理方式,研究除草次数对农田杂草生物多样性和对夏玉米产量的影响。结果表明,玉米田中9种杂草的多样性指数以W0处理最高,W1处理次之;花后40 d,W1、W2处理玉米地上部生物量与CK差异不显著（P>0.05）,W0处理与CK差异显著（P<0.05）;产量也表现出相同规律。研究表明,当地苗期适时进行1次除草,不仅能维持杂草多样性,而且可避免作物产量损失;与人工锄草两次相比,1次除草能省工省时,减少成本。 相似文献
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In most agricultural systems, one of the major concerns is to reduce the growth of weeds. In most cases, removal of the weed population in agricultural fields involves the application of chemical herbicides, which has had successes in increasing both crop productivity and quality. However, concerns regarding the environmental and economic impacts of excessive herbicide applications have prompted increasing interests in seeking alternative weed control approaches. An automated machine vision system that can distinguish crops and weeds in digital images can be a potentially cost-effective alternative to reduce the excessive use of herbicides. In other words, instead of applying herbicides uniformly on the field, a real-time system can be used by identifying and spraying only the weeds. This paper investigates the use of a machine-learning algorithm called support vector machine (SVM) for the effective classification of crops and weeds in digital images. Our objective is to evaluate if a satisfactory classification rate can be obtained when SVM is used as the classification model in an automated weed control system. In our experiments, a total of fourteen features that characterize crops and weeds in images were tested to find the optimal combination of features that provides the highest classification rate. Analysis of the results reveals that SVM achieves above 97% accuracy over a set of 224 test images. Importantly, there is no misclassification of crops as weeds and vice versa. 相似文献
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Fennel has been widely used in traditional medicine for their antimicrobial effects. Since fennel is long duration crop and have slow initial growth, it protection from weed is essential. Experiments were conducted for two consecutive seasons to evaluate the efficacy of soil-applied herbicides at the reduced rates in combination with physical control for weed management and optimizing the yield of fennel. Treatments were type of herbicide (trifluralin and pendimethalin), application dose (recommend dose (R), 75% R, 50% R, and 0% R) and physical weed control (none, one hand-weeding at 50 day after planting (DAP), wheat straw mulch). Weed-free control treatment was also included in each year. The results showed that the use of soil-applied herbicides resulted in reduced weed biomass but did not provide season long weed control without an additional physical control. In both seasons, pendimethalin provided better weeds control than trifluralin. Reduced herbicide rates were found to be more effective when herbicides application followed by hand-weeding than when were used alone or combined with mulch. Experimental results also showed that one time increasing in herbicide rates increased seed yield by 17.5 and 7.5% in 2012 and 16.5 and 6.3% in 2013, when one hand-weeding and mulching were used as supplemental control, respectively. Overall, the 75% of the labeled recommended rate of herbicides followed by one hand-weeding at 50 DAP produced consistently high yields and less weed biomass, reflecting both superior weed control and crop safety. 相似文献