Research Article
Selective Herbicides for Cultivation of Eucalyptus urograndis Clones
Table 5
Percentage of Eucalyptus urograndis trees with no or minor injury symptoms at 30, 60, and 90 days after treatment (DAT) for herbicides applied over newly planted rooted cuttings either prior to weed emergence (PRE) or after weed emergence (POST). Treatments were evaluated at the end of the month indicated for each application timing and periodic assessment.
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Slight foliar chlorosis, slight foliar necrosis, and slight defoliation (slight = symptom severity index 1 in a 0–4 scale) were considered minor injury symptoms, whereas any observed fasciculation, lateral shoot dieback, or leader dieback were not regarded as minor. 2LS-means within a column followed by the same letter for PRE or POST applications are not significantly different using Fisher’s protected LSD at . Means are for the two E. urograndis clones combined since clone effects were not significant. 3PRE weed emergence treatments were applied April 29, 2009; POST weed emergence treatments were applied May 30, 2009. Seedlings were planted April 14, 2009. 4A nonionic surfactant at 0.25% (v/v) was added for POST applications of imazapic and imazamox as directed by the herbicide label. |