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Genotypic variation of metribuzin and carfentrazone-ethyl tolerance among yellow lupin (Lupinus luteus L.) germplasm

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Pages 43-54 | Received 21 Dec 2010, Accepted 01 Jul 2011, Published online: 26 Sep 2011

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Table 1  Survival (%) and plant damage score of 50 yellow lupin accessions in response to 150 g ai ha−1 metribuzin and 200 g ai ha−1 carfentrazone-ethyl.

Figure 1 Dose response of yellow lupin cultivar ‘Pootallong’ (▵) and narrow-leafed lupin cultivars ‘Mandelup’ (♦) and ‘Danja’ (▪) to metribuzin with plants grown in glasshouses. A, Survival (%). B, Shoot dry weight (percentage of control) excluding dead plants. C, Plant damage score, where 1 represents no symptoms and 9 represents dead plants. The vertical bars above and below the graphed points are standard errors.

Figure 1  Dose response of yellow lupin cultivar ‘Pootallong’ (▵) and narrow-leafed lupin cultivars ‘Mandelup’ (♦) and ‘Danja’ (▪) to metribuzin with plants grown in glasshouses. A, Survival (%). B, Shoot dry weight (percentage of control) excluding dead plants. C, Plant damage score, where 1 represents no symptoms and 9 represents dead plants. The vertical bars above and below the graphed points are standard errors.

Table 2  LD50 and GR50 values (mean ±SE) of metribuzin for yellow lupin and narrow-leafed lupin cultivars.

Table 3  Tolerance categories of yellow lupin germplasm in response to metribuzin at 150 g ai ha−1.

Table 4  Mean and range of plant damage score1 in the different categories of breeding status of 50 yellow lupin germplasm subjected to 150 g ai ha−1 metribuzin and 200 g ai ha−1 carfentrazone-ethyl.

Fig. 2 Dose response of yellow lupin cultivar Pootallong (▵) and narrow-leafed lupin cultivar Mandelup (♦) and wild radish (▪) to carfentrazone-ethyl with plants grown in glasshouses. A, Survival (%). B, Shoot dry weight (percentage of control) excluding dead plants. C, Plant damage score, where 1 represents no symptoms and 9 represents dead plants. The vertical bars above and below the graphed points are standard errors.

Fig. 2  Dose response of yellow lupin cultivar Pootallong (▵) and narrow-leafed lupin cultivar Mandelup (♦) and wild radish (▪) to carfentrazone-ethyl with plants grown in glasshouses. A, Survival (%). B, Shoot dry weight (percentage of control) excluding dead plants. C, Plant damage score, where 1 represents no symptoms and 9 represents dead plants. The vertical bars above and below the graphed points are standard errors.

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