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    BYRANJINI THOMASID NO:ALS:OO49

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    INTEGRATED WEED

    MANAGEMENT? It involves the utilization and

    o!"ination o# physical $chemical, biologicalandcultural !ethods o# %eed

    ont&ol in a %ell 'lannedse(uene so desi)ned as notto a*et the eos+ste!,

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    Weed flora varies from place to placedue to type of rice culture, soil type

    hydrology, tillage, cultural practices

    and irrigation pattern etc.Grasses are dominant in irrigated

    systemsSedges are dominant in rainfed system

    Weed problems are more severe inirrigated rice fields due to rotation at

    pattern of water issues

    .

    Weed management in rice

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    Nearly 134 weed species identified

    from rice field belongs to 3 ta!onomicfamilies

    "ore than #$ species % grasses

    "ore than &$ species % sedges"ore than $ species % broad leaves

    'owever 1$%$ species may be

    considered as economically important

    in rice culture Grasses are considered

    as the ma(or weed group in rice fields.

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    IWM !R RI"ES#$N!

    S"IENTII" NAME ENG#ISHNAME

    "!MM!NNAME

    - Echinocloa colonum .ild &ie /hotta sa%an0

    1 Echinocloa crusgualli Ba&n+a&d )&ass sa%an0

    2 Cyperus rotundus 3u&'le nutsed)e

    !otha

    4 Cyperus irri Yello% sed)e /hhat&i%ala dila

    Cyperus difformis /o!!on sed)e Motha

    5 Eclipta alba 6alse dais+ Jal "han)&a

    7 Celosia argentia /o08s o!" /hil!il$sa&ai

    Dactylotenium aegypticum /&o%#oot )&ass !a0&a

    9 Setaria glauca /attail !illet La'tana$"an&a

    - Scripus spp, /lu" &ushes ;

    -- Panicum spp. ; ;-1 Pas alam s .

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    GRASSES SEDGES DI"!TS

    -,

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    colonumEchinocloa colonum

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    9/51Echinocloa crussgulli

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    10/51Echinocloa glabrescens

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    Ageratum conyzoides

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    Amaranthusspinosus

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    Cyperusdifformis

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    Cyperus irria

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    Ischaemum rugosum

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    Fimbristylis miliaceae

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    RI"ERI"E It is )&o%n in u'land$ !idland and

    lo%land &e)ions,

    The %eed intensit+ is !o&e in u'land'add+ as o!'a&ed to lo%land and!idland 'add+,

    /RITI/AL 3&st 2=2 da+s in t&ans'lanted &o' and u'to 5 da+s in di&et seeded &o's,

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    .

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    Used are:

    Butachlor@ 1.5 kg a.i/ha as pre-emergent

    spray at 3-4 days o paddy crop.!endimethalin@ 3 lit a.i/ha as pre-

    emergent spray her"icide at 4 #$%.

    $nilophos@ &.5 lit a.i/ha at 3-4 #$%'(4-# )thyl esters or '(4-# sodium salts as

    pre-emergent her"icide at 35-4& #$* @ 1.5

    kg a.i/ha.!ropanil @ 3 lit a.i/ha as post-emergent.

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    -ransplanted paddy

    Herbicide name Quantity

    (acre)

    Time of

    application

    How to use

    Butachlor 50ECgranules

    Butachlor 5 %

    Pendimethalin 30EC

    Anilophos 30 EC

    2,4 D 4%!

    Butachlor 5 % "2,4 D 4%!

    #$0 lit$

    #2 g

    2$5 lit

    & lit

    '$0 g

    4$0 g " 4$0 g

    5 DA( )i* +ith 2530g sand andspread o-er the

    .ield$ At the timeo. spreading light+ater standing ismust$

    4/ hr a.ter

    application o.+eedcide dontallo+ +aterinside$

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    0irect seeded rice

    Herbicide name Quantity(acre)

    Time ofapplication

    How to use

    Pretilachlor 30 EC" 1a.ener

    Butachlor 50EC

    Anilophos

    400ml

    #$0 lit$

    500 ml

    3 5 DA1 )i* +ith 300 lito. +ater andspread o-er the.ield$ At the timeo. application soilshould e

    moisture

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    +eeder in paddy

    *u"mergence method

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    .H

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    oLathyrus sppo

    Cirsium ulgare,%,$ !)0#: %he initial 4& #$*.+))# ,0%0 2)%0#*:

    1.and eeding: at '& 4& #$*.

    '.nterculture: at '&(35 and 6& #$*.

    3.,hemical method: soproturon as early

    post-emergent spray @ &.75 a.i/ha at 3&

    #$* or 2eta8uron @ 1 kg a.i/ha or '(4-# at45-5& #$* @ 1 kg a.i/ha or !endimethalin

    @ 1 kg a.i/ha.

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    +2 in heat

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    Phalaris minor

    Aena fatua9ild oats Chenopodiumalbum

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    Cirsium vulgare

    Lathyrusspecies

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    +eeds in heat ield

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    )soproturon-control "road

    lea;ed eeds and grasses

    0elpower-control most

    o the grass eeds

    -ribenuron-control"road lea;ed eeds in

    heat

    SN+-control o "road lea;ed

    eeds in heat( "arley and oats

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    ,hemical method o eed control in heat

    ound to increase the yield "y '&eld a&e:

    oAmaranthus viridis

    o Commelina benghalensis

    o Dactyloctenium aegypticum

    o

    Cynodon dactylon("e&!uda )&ass)o Borreria hispida(Button %eed

    "RITI"A# %ERI!D:>&st 1=2 DAS,

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    ommon weeds in mai5e

    Amaranthus iridis Borreria hispida

    Cynodon dactylon

    Dactyloctenium aegypticum

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    WEED "!NTR!#METH!DS

    -, Hand %eedin): at 1=2 DAS,

    1, Inte&ultu&e:

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    *uccessul eed management in

    mai=e

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    SOREHFM

    The o!!on %eed o# So&)hu! is St&i)aG.ith %eed,

    The di*e&ent s'eies a&e: StrigaherrmoticaStriga denti!ora Striga cernua,

    .

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    Di*e&ent s'eies o# St&i)a

    Striga asiatica Striga bilabiata Striga hermotica

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    *triga eed eect in *orghum ield

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    +))# ,0%0

    2)%0#*:1.and eeding: at '&-'5 #$*.

    '.nterculture : oeing at '& 45

    #$*.

    3. ,hemical method :$tra=ine(

    *ima=ine @ &.75at &.75 kg a.i/haas a pre emergent spray.

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    /ONTROL O6 STRIEA

    Mehanial 'ullin): .hen so&)hu!&o' is a&ound 5 da+s St&i)a attainsthe sta)e o# o%e&in),

    6&e(uent i&&i)ation:St&i)a an8t%ithstand hi)h !oistu&e ondition inthe >eld, The+ %ill %ilt and die,

    /he!ial !ethod:1$4=D 10) a,iChaat 2=4 DAS,

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    ,rop rotation: groing copea( cotton(

    Bengal gram or '-3 years.

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    BAJRA

    Should "e 0e't %eed #&ee #o& >&st 1=2 DAS,

    .

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    +2 practices in "a>ra-eeds are

    not alloed to gro or '5 to 3&

    days.

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    RAEI

    Should "e 0e't %eed #&ee #o& >&st 2 DAS,

    .

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    -ransplanted ragi

    Herbicide name Quantity (acre) Time ofapplication

    How to use

    Butachlor 50EC '00 ml 3 5 DA( )i* +ith 300 lit o.+ater and spread o-erthe .ield$ At the timeo. application soilshould e moisture

    0rill sown ragi

    Herbicide name Quantity(acre)

    Time ofapplication

    How to use

    soproturon 5 % P 300 g 3 5 DA1 )i* +ith 300 lit o.+ater and spread o-erthe .ield$ At the timeo. application soilshould e moisture

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    +eed -ree ragi ield- hand eeding and hoeing practices

    +N6S)+N

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    %he nature and intensity o species to "e controlled (

    the se?uence o crops that are raised in the rotation (

    the standard o crop hus"andry ( the ready and timely

    a;aila"ility o any method and the economics o the

    dierent eed control methods are some o the potent

    consideration that determine the successul e8ploitation

    o the integrated eed control approach

    A& i&tegrate' (ee'co&trol approach is asure (ay o)mi&imi*i&g theresi'ue problems i&pla&t , soil , air a&'

    (ater$

    +N6S)+N

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    2uture weed control machine%use

    of sensors

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