Influence of Herbicides-pyroligneous Acids Mixtures on Some Soil Properties, Growth and Grain Quality of Paddy Rice

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  • Author(s): By:Pil Dae Seo, Venecio U. Ultra Jr, M. Rosnah U. Rub
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    International Journal of Agriculture and Biology (Pakistan), June 30, 2015 News, 19pp
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    • Abstract:
      Abstract The influence of herbicides-pyroligneous acids mixtures on soil chemical properties, growth and grain quality of paddy rice (Japonica cv. Ilpum) was evaluated in a field experiment. There were thirteen treatments including control (hand weeding), 100% and 50% application rate of three herbicides: Azimsulfuron+cafenstrole (AC), Mefenacet+pyrazosulfuron-ethyl (MPE) and Betazone+cyhalofop-butyl (BCB) and 6 combination of three types of herbicides at 50% recommended rate (RR) diluted with two types of pyroligneous acids: wood vinegar (WV) and rice vinegar (RV) at 500A- dilutions; laid out in randomized complete block design with four replications...