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Vol. 51—1997 - NorthEastern Weed Science Society

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Waggone<br />

December 24, 1994<br />

140<br />

As the thi<br />

herbicide<br />

raising yi<br />

grow the 5<br />

In the fir<br />

model of e<br />

more weeds<br />

means 0.2<br />

bone is connected to the leg bone, kg/ha<br />

s connected to killing weeds l killing weeds to<br />

ld, and raising yield to shrinking the hectares to<br />

tons.<br />

t joint, herbicide to weeds l Fig 8 shows that a<br />

ch additional 0.01 kg/ha atrazine killing 3.6%<br />

fits reasonably well. The 3.6% per 0.01 kg/ha<br />

ills 50% and 0.8 kg/ha kills 90%.<br />

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o 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.4 1.6<br />

Atrazine ppm or kg/ha<br />

Fig 8. Th killing of oats, representing weeds, by increasing<br />

doses of trazine. John Ahrens, who performed the experiments<br />

in 1961-2, doses in ppm atrazine per soil, which<br />

I assume

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