Agronomy Journal · 1964 · 28 citations · 0 references
AgricultureAgronomyPlant SciencesCrop ProtectionHerbicide PhysiologyHerbicide ResistanceCrop-weed InteractionsHerbicide SciencePlant Growth Regulation By HerbicidesWeed ManagementHerbicide Effects On EmergenceHerbicide Effects On Soil BiotaHerbicide Efficacy EvaluationHerbicide-crop InteractionsRhizome Development
Synopsis Kentucky bluegrass plants treated with crabgrass herbicides showed reduction of rhizome number and length and number of tillers. Zytron, Dacthal, and Trifluralin produced the greatest reduction at 1½ times the standard rate. Bandane and Chlordane reduced rhizome development only at 1½ times the standard rate. Crab‐e‐rad reduced the number of tillers and length of rhizomes.