Weed management in direct seeded and transplanted rice in Malaysia


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Saharan Haji Anang, . and Cheong A.W., . Weed management in direct seeded and transplanted rice in Malaysia. pp. 288-298. ISSN 0025-1321

Abstract

Results from an experiment conducted over three seasons to compare the efficiency of selected herbicides with that of handweeding under different methods of rice planting were discussed. Several herbicides were tested. Different methods of crop establishment those on broadcasting row-sowing and transplanting were compared. Under optimum cultural practices including that of adequate weed control some of the direct-seeded crops were able to yield comparatively well if not higher than those being transplanted. Most of the herbicides tested had exhibited a reasonably good control of rice-field weeds. Besides being time consuming handweeding was found inefficient in broadcast


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Abstract

Results from an experiment conducted over three seasons to compare the efficiency of selected herbicides with that of handweeding under different methods of rice planting were discussed. Several herbicides were tested. Different methods of crop establishment those on broadcasting row-sowing and transplanting were compared. Under optimum cultural practices including that of adequate weed control some of the direct-seeded crops were able to yield comparatively well if not higher than those being transplanted. Most of the herbicides tested had exhibited a reasonably good control of rice-field weeds. Besides being time consuming handweeding was found inefficient in broadcast

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Item Type: Article
Additional Information: 5 tables. Summary (En)
AGROVOC Term: ARROZ
AGROVOC Term: CONTROL DE MALEZAS
AGROVOC Term: MALASIA/ HERBICIDAS
AGROVOC Term: ESCARDA
AGROVOC Term: APLICACION A VOLEO
AGROVOC Term: ESPARCIMIENTO EN FAJAS
AGROVOC Term: TRASPLANTE
Depositing User: Ms. Norfaezah Khomsan
Last Modified: 24 Apr 2025 05:53
URI: http://webagris.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/18526

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