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Vol. 51—1997 - NorthEastern Weed Science Society

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R1MSULFURONITIIIFENSULFURON ACTIVITY IN NO-TILL CORN<br />

P. A. KALNAY AND S. GLENN!<br />

ABSTRACT<br />

Gi t foxtail (Setariajaberi), common lambsquarters (Chenopodiumalbum), and hemp<br />

dogbane ( 'pocynumcannabinum) control in no-till com (Zea mays) following POST applications<br />

of a pack e mixof rimsulfuronlthifensulfuron alone or in combination with various herbicides<br />

were studi d in Western Maryland. Experiments were designed as a randomized complete block<br />

with 3 rep cations and a plot size of6 rows (30 inches) by 35 feet. Postemergence treatments<br />

were appli d when giant foxtail and common lambsquarters were 2 to 4 inches high and hemp<br />

dogbane s 6 to 20 inches high. In 1995 and 1996, giant foxtail control ranged from 82 to 85%<br />

and 75 to 0%, respectively 8 weeks after treatment (WAT) with rimsulfuronlthifensulfuron<br />

(0.016 and 0.0311bs IA) applied alone. Giant foxtail that was not controlled with POST<br />

applicatio of rimsulfuronlthifensulfuron emerged after applications. Lower giant foxtail control<br />

in 1996 co pared to 1995 was due to greater emergence of the grass after POST applications in<br />

1996 than 995. Applications of rimsulfuronlthifensulfuron alone completely controlled<br />

lambsqu ers (100%) 8 WAT, but hemp dogbane control was poor (27 to 33%). Tank mixtures<br />

of primisu ron, halosulfuron, or primisulfuronlprosulfuron with 0.016 lbslA rimsulfuronl<br />

thifensulfu on produced similar giant foxtail (65 to 82%) and lambsquarters control (100%), but<br />

poor hem dogbane control (30 to 47%). Tank mixtures ofO.016lbslA rimsufuronlthifensulfuron<br />

with 0.12 and 0.25 Ibs/A dicamba controlled giant foxtail (75 and 77%) and lambsquarters<br />

(100010),b t combinations with 0.51bslA dicamba reduced giant foxtail control (63%). All<br />

dicamba c mbinations with rimsulfuronlthifensulfuron improved hemp dogbane control compared<br />

to rims onlthifensulfuron applied alone. Hemp dogbane control following combinations with<br />

0.0125, O. 5, and 0.51bslA dicamba was 68,83, and 80%, respectively. Postemergence<br />

applicatio s of rimsulfuronlthifensulfuron effectively controlled giant foxtail and lambsquarters,<br />

but comb' ations with dicamba were required to control the perennial broadleafweed, hemp<br />

dogbane.<br />

1 ad. Res. Asst. and Assoc. Prof, Dept. of Agronomy, University of Maryland, College<br />

Park, 20742.

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