Weed control management in corn in the Philippines

Pamplona, P.P.

Weed control management in corn in the Philippines

1988

Pamplona, P.P. (University of Souther Mindanao, Kabakan, Cotabato (Philippines))

This contribution describes weed control management in corn farming in the Philippines. It points out the most common weed species, analyzes the bases for weed control management in this country, as well as the indirect, physical, and chemical control practices used. Special attention is given to Rottboellia cochinchinensis, which represents a special weed problem in the Philippines. Because of its high persistence in the field it can reduce crop yield at 70 percent or more

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filipinas philippines rottboellia zea mays

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Publisher

CIMMYT

Other Subjects

Desherbage/ herbicide; Escarda/ herbicidas

Language

English

Note

12 ref

Type

Conference; Non-Conventional

Source

Proceedings of the third Asian regional maize workshop, De Leon, C.Granados, G.Wedderburn, R.N. (eds.).- Mexico, DF (Mexico): CIMMYT, 1988. 148-159 p.

Conference

3. Asian Regional Maize Workshop, Kunming (China); Nanning (China), 8-15 Jun 1988

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Weed control management in corn in the Philippines

1988

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