Effect of crop rotations on the control of wild oat and other weeds in wheat in middle Egypt
Abstract: Two year and three year crop rotations were experimentally practiced in naturally soil infested with wild oat seeds at Mallawi research stations to study the effect of crop rotations with integration with some weed control treatments on both weed and wheat productivity.

Results indicated that cutting berseem performed well against weeds and in consequence wheat grain yield was attained. Crops sequence viz. berseem / berseem / wheat gave 100% control of grassy weeds either wild oat or canary grass and gave the highest grain yield as compared with the crop sequence of wheat / wheat / wheat which gave the lowest grain yield, may be due to the high density of both grassy and broad leaved weeds. The integration between crop sequence berseem / wheat / wheat and using Grasp at 2.38 L/ha supported with hand weeding once (70 DAS) was excellent in weed control especially grassy weeds and improving wheat productivity.
Publication year 1999
Pages 668-673
Availability location المعمل المركزي لبحوث الحشائش - مركز البحوث الزراعية - ش الجامعه - الجيزة
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Organization Name
serial title Weeds and Environmental IMPACT
Author(s) from ARC
External authors (outside ARC)
    M.K., Zahran مركز البحوث الزراعية-معمل بحوث الحشائش
    G. M., Mekhail مركز البحوث الزراعية-معمل بحوث الحشائش
Agris Categories Weeds and weed control
AGROVOC
TERMS		 Cutting. Integration. Trifolium alexandrinum. Weed control. Wheats. Yield components.
Publication Type Conference/Workshop
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