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• W577632442 abstract "A single trial was conducted during the 2005 cotton growing season at The University of Arizona Safford Agricultural Center to evaluate the effects of the selective herbicide Envoke in combination and alone with the plant growth regulator (Pix). Combining applications of chemical inputs in a crop production system has the potential to help reduce costs by eliminating a trip across the field with equipment. The effects of these applications on growth, development, yield, and fiber quality was investigated. The trial was arranged with seven treatments including 1) control, 2) broadcast Envoke, 3) post-direct Envoke, 4) broadcast Pix, 5) broadcast Envoke + Pix, 6) post-direct Envoke followed by broadcast Pix, and 7) broadcast Pix followed by post-direct Envoke. These treatments were imposed in both normal and high soil moisture regimes. Plots were arranged in a randomized complete block design with four replications in two separate studies (normal and high soil moisture). Plots were monitored for effects on plant growth and development throughout the season by collecting a series of plant measurements from each treatment. Effects on final lint yield and fiber quality was determined by harvesting the center two rows of each four-row plot and weighing the resultant seed cotton. A sub-sample was collected for lint turnout and fiber quality analysis. Results indicated very little differences in plant growth and development among any of the treatments in both the normal and high moisture regimes. Significant differences were observed among lint yield and fiber quality parameters. Analysis of variance indicated significant effects due to treatment in lint yield, fiber length, strength, and uniformity. Significant differences were also observed due to soil moisture with respect to micronaire and fiber strength. Significant interaction between treatment and moisture regime was observed in micronaire, fiber length, strength, and uniformity. Results indicate that even though plant growth and development did not appear to be significantly impacted by the application of Pix + Envoke, lint yield was impacted. In both the normal and high soil moisture regimes the treatment receiving the combined application of Pix and Envoke produced the lowest yield. Introduction In the current economic environment it is important that a producer critically examine each cultural input in a cotton production system. With the increasing availability of selective herbicides growers are now able to make applications of certain herbicides over the top of the crop with minimal crop injury. This opportunity allows for the potential combination of chemical applications such as PGR applications with selective herbicides. This potential combination of treatments may allow for the elimination of a pass through the field helping to reduce production costs and improve the profitability of the operation. Evaluation of the potential effect on plant growth, development, yield, and fiber quality of different chemical combinations is critical to ensure no detrimental effects. This project was established to evaluate the effects of the herbicide Envoke, from Syngenta, in combination with the plant growth regulator Pix on plant growth, yield and fiber quality in both a normal and above normal soil moisture regime." @default.
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• W577632442 title "Evaluation of Envoke by Pix Interaction in Arizona Cotton Production Systems" @default.
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