Late use of herbicides in durum wheat crop (Triticum durum Desf.) - Delchev, Grozi
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This Monograph includes studies on chemical control of weeds in durum wheat. In the investigations have been tested 21 antibroadleaved herbicides 5 antigraminaceous herbicides, 2 combined herbicides, 1 total herbicide and 4 herbicide tank mixtures. They are applied during tillering, stem elongation or maturing stages of durum wheat. All of experiments were carried out during 2004 - 2014 period. The experiments were carried out with 4 Bulgarian durum wheat cultivars (Triticum durum Desf.). It was investigated the influence of herbicides and herbicide tank mixtures on durum wheat grain yield,…mehr

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This Monograph includes studies on chemical control of weeds in durum wheat. In the investigations have been tested 21 antibroadleaved herbicides 5 antigraminaceous herbicides, 2 combined herbicides, 1 total herbicide and 4 herbicide tank mixtures. They are applied during tillering, stem elongation or maturing stages of durum wheat. All of experiments were carried out during 2004 - 2014 period. The experiments were carried out with 4 Bulgarian durum wheat cultivars (Triticum durum Desf.). It was investigated the influence of herbicides and herbicide tank mixtures on durum wheat grain yield, grain quality for processing and sowing characteristics of seeds. It was established technologically the most valuable variants from the viewpoint of technology for durum wheat growing.
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Autorenporträt
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Grozi Delchev, PhD, forscht seit 1995 am Institut für Feldkulturen, Chirpan, Bulgarien. Seit 2012 ist er an der Universität Trakia in Stara Zagora, Bulgarien, tätig. Er erforscht die chemische Unkrautbekämpfung in einigen Feldkulturen - Hartweizen, Raps, Sonnenblumen, Mais, Sorghum, Koriander, Mariendistel, Erbsen und Baumwolle.