Research Article

Glufosinate Rate and Timing for Control of Glyphosate-Resistant Rhizomatous Johnsongrass (Sorghum halepense) in Glufosinate-Resistant Soybean

Table 1

Significance of the main effects of initial glufosinate application rate (POST1), sequential glufosinate application rate, and sequential glufosinate application timing (POST2 or POST3) and interactions among main effects pooled across environments 20 and 28 d after treatment (DAT) and at harvest for glyphosate-resistant rhizomatous johnsongrass control and height as a percent of the nontreated and soybean grain yield.

ParameterData collectionIRSRSTIT × SRIT × STSR × STIT × SR × ST
value

Control20 DAT0.00020.30730.22840.16280.08530.41390.6861
28 DAT0.05410.05750.00940.23990.46060.34730.6594
At harvest0.01070.52750.00140.26780.72320.13300.4546

Height20 DAT0.03970.49050.00410.53000.34730.17030.0931
28 DAT0.29980.03580.02530.11060.34390.72470.6855
At harvest0.47250.00420.01910.85170.69540.92130.9310

Soybean grain yield0.00760.03460.58690.23370.28960.77700.7820

IR: initial glufosinate application rate (POST1); SR: sequential glufosinate application rate; ST: sequential glufosinate application timing (POST2 or POST3).
Main effects and interactions considered significant if .