I. Riethmuller-Haage: On the optimization of low dosage application systems

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12 May 2006 13:30
Unit: Wageningen University
Location: Aula, building 362, Gen. Foulkesweg 1, Wageningen
Promotor: prof.dr.ir. M.J. Kropff (Crop and Weed Ecology)
Co Promotor: dr.ir. L. Bastiaans and dr.ir. C. Kempenaar

On the optimization of low dosage application systems: Improvement of dose advice and early detection of herbicidal effects.

Application of herbicides at rates below the recommended label dose has received considerable attention in recent years as it is a means of reducing overall herbicide use. The Minimum Lethal Herbicide Dose technology provide an advice on the lowest herbicide dose needed to control the weeds and provide a tool to detect shortly after application of the herbicide whether or not the weed plants are going to die. A study was undertaken to further improve the prediction of the optimum herbicide doses and to explore the opportunities of expanding the technology to another group of herbicides.

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