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" Cross-resistance patterns of winter wild oat (Avena ludoviciana) populations to ACCase inhibitor herbicides "
Sasanfar, HZand, EBaghestani, MAMirhadi, MJMesgaran, MB
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901264
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Cross-resistance patterns of winter wild oat (Avena ludoviciana) populations to ACCase inhibitor herbicides [Article]\ Sasanfar, HZand, EBaghestani, MAMirhadi, MJMesgaran, MB
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2017
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UC Davis
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© 2017, Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht. The level of resistance and patterns of cross-resistance to clodinafop, sethoxydim, and pinoxaden were examined in 12 putative resistant and one susceptible populations of winter wild oat (Avena ludoviciana) collected from Fars Province, in the southwest of Iran. The responses of biomass and length of coleoptiles to the increasing dosages of the three herbicides were determined in both whole-plant and seed bioassays. In the whole-plant bioassay, all 12 putative resistant populations were found to be resistant to clodinafop with resistance ratios (R/S) ranging from 1.76 to >47.04. Most clodinafop-resistant populations exhibited low levels of cross-resistance to sethoxydim. Three highly sethoxydim-resistant populations, F2, S2, and ES4, were slightly resistant to clodinafop. Six populations (M1, M2, F2, S2, S4, and ES4) showed high cross-resistance to pinoxaden with R/S values as large as 10.73 to 40.29. A highly clodinafop-resistant population, M2, was more sensitive to pinoxaden than the susceptible population. The results of the seed bioassay resembled those obtained from the whole-plant experiment suggesting seed bioassay as an inexpensive, rapid method for screening-resistant genotypes.
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