Titlebook: Effects of triazine herbicides on the physiology of plants; E. Ebert,S. W. Dumford Book 1976 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1976

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Respiration,fects. These effects ranged so widely that no definite conclusion could be drawn for the role of simazine. In most studies mentioned above, the respiration was decreased or left unchanged by various triazines when applied at herbicidal rates to plants such as corn, peanuts, red pine, barley, grain s

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Water balance, than soybeans, one of the most susceptible crops. Indeed, . and . (1967) found no significant effect on transpiration or stomatal activity at all in corn under field conditions. They explained their results with respect to the positive findings from nutrient culture experiments (. and . 1962 and 19

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Plant variability in triazine resistance,The successful use of any selective herbicide in a given crop/weed situation is determined by the crop’s capacity to remain unharmed while the associated weeds are killed; thus, variability in plant response to herbicides is the major factor that permits the control of certain plants (weeds) and the simultaneous protection of others (e.g., crops).

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