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Original articles

Variation of weed-suppressing potential of Vietnamese rice cultivars against barnyardgrass (Echinochloa crus-galli) in laboratory, greenhouse and field screenings

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Pages 209-218 | Received 21 Dec 2008, Published online: 24 Sep 2009

Figures & data

Table 1. The inhibition effects of 73 rice cultivars against barnyardgrass in laboratory screening.

Table 2. The inhibitory effects of 73 rice cultivars against barnyardgrass in greenhouse screening.

Table 3. The inhibitory effects of 18 rice cultivars against emergence of barnyardgrass in the field screening.

Figure 1.  Comparison of inhibition against growth of barnyardgrass among rice varietal groups in laboratory, greenhouse, and field screenings. F, foreign; H, hybrids; TS, traditional sticky; TUS, traditional upland sticky; LNS, local non-sticky; LUNS, local upland non-sticky. The bars indicate mean±standard error.

Figure 1.  Comparison of inhibition against growth of barnyardgrass among rice varietal groups in laboratory, greenhouse, and field screenings. F, foreign; H, hybrids; TS, traditional sticky; TUS, traditional upland sticky; LNS, local non-sticky; LUNS, local upland non-sticky. The bars indicate mean±standard error.

Figure 2.  Correlation coefficient of rice against shoot length and dry weight of barnyardgrass in laboratory, greenhouse, and field screenings. NS, no significance

Figure 2.  Correlation coefficient of rice against shoot length and dry weight of barnyardgrass in laboratory, greenhouse, and field screenings. NS, no significance

Figure 3.  Total average inhibition of rice cultivars with different varietal groups against the growth of barnyardgrass in laboratory, greenhouse and field screenings. F, foreign; H, hybrids; TS, traditional sticky; TUS, traditional upland sticky; LNS, local non-sticky; LUNS, local upland non-sticky. The bars indicate mean±standard error.

Figure 3.  Total average inhibition of rice cultivars with different varietal groups against the growth of barnyardgrass in laboratory, greenhouse and field screenings. F, foreign; H, hybrids; TS, traditional sticky; TUS, traditional upland sticky; LNS, local non-sticky; LUNS, local upland non-sticky. The bars indicate mean±standard error.

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