Effects of herbicides on root rot of pinto bean, weeds, and two soilborne fungi

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GILBERTSON, R.L

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ArticleLanguage: English Description: 71(7):627-629Subject(s): LOC classification:

31716

In: Plant ScienceSummary: En condiciones de baja y moderada severidad de la enfermedad en el campo (Colorado, EE.UU.), los herbicidas no incrementaron ni disminuyeron significativamente la pudricion radical del frijol pinto causada por Fusarium solani f. sp. phaseoli y Rhizoctonia solani. Los tratamientos que incluyeron niveles min. (EPTC), moderados (EPTC mas trifluralina) e intensos (alaclor, EPTC, y trifluralina) de herbicidas generalmente disminuyeron las poblaciones de malezas en proporcion al nivel de herbicida aunque no tuvieron efecto en las densidades de poblacion de F. solani o R. solani en el suelo y tuvieron poco efecto en el rendimiento del frijol. (RA-CIAT)Summary: Under low and moderate disease severity in the field (Colorado, USA), herbicides did not significantly increase or decrease pinto bean root rot caused by Fusarium solani f. sp. phaseoli and Rhizoctonia solani. Treatments that included min. (EPTC), moderate (EPTC plus trifluralin), and intensive (alachlor, EPTC, and trifluralin) levels of herbicides generally decreased weed populations in proportion to herbicide level but had no effect on soil population densities of F. solani or R. solani and little effect on bean yields. (AS)

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En condiciones de baja y moderada severidad de la enfermedad en el campo (Colorado, EE.UU.), los herbicidas no incrementaron ni disminuyeron significativamente la pudricion radical del frijol pinto causada por Fusarium solani f. sp. phaseoli y Rhizoctonia solani. Los tratamientos que incluyeron niveles min. (EPTC), moderados (EPTC mas trifluralina) e intensos (alaclor, EPTC, y trifluralina) de herbicidas generalmente disminuyeron las poblaciones de malezas en proporcion al nivel de herbicida aunque no tuvieron efecto en las densidades de poblacion de F. solani o R. solani en el suelo y tuvieron poco efecto en el rendimiento del frijol. (RA-CIAT) spa

Under low and moderate disease severity in the field (Colorado, USA), herbicides did not significantly increase or decrease pinto bean root rot caused by Fusarium solani f. sp. phaseoli and Rhizoctonia solani. Treatments that included min. (EPTC), moderate (EPTC plus trifluralin), and intensive (alachlor, EPTC, and trifluralin) levels of herbicides generally decreased weed populations in proportion to herbicide level but had no effect on soil population densities of F. solani or R. solani and little effect on bean yields. (AS) eng