Rf. Krausz et al., ACETOLACTATE SYNTHASE-RESISTANT AND SYNTHASE-SUSCEPTIBLE CORN (ZEA-MAYS) RESPONSE TO IMAZETHAPYR, IMAZAQUIN, CHLORIMURON, AND CGA-L52005, Weed technology, 11(4), 1997, pp. 810-816
Field experiments were conducted from 1993 to 1995 to evaluate the res
ponse of ALS-resistant and ALS-susceptible corn to imazethapyr, imazaq
uin, chlorimuron, and CGA-152005 at label and twice label rates applie
d preplant incorporated (PPI) and postmergence (POST). The susceptible
hybrid (P3245) and the resistant hybrid (P3245IR) grain yield were no
t different where weeds were removed by hand-weeding alone. Alachlor p
lus atrazine alone plus hand-weeding reduced grain yield by 5% compare
d to hand-weeding only. Imazethapyr applied PPI and POST reduced heigh
t of the susceptible hybrid 11 and 6%, respectively, averaged across i
mazethapyr rates. Imazaquin reduced the final height of the susceptibl
e hybrid by 30 to 75% and reduced corn density by 62 to 78%. Chlorimur
on applied PPI reduced final corn height of the susceptible hybrid by
26 to 36% and density by 27%. Chlorimuron applied PPI and imazaquin ap
plied PPI and POST reduced grain yield of the susceptible hybrid. Imaz
ethapyr did not reduce grain yield of the susceptible hybrid, regardle
ss of application timing or rate. Imazethapyr, imazaquin, and chlorimu
ron did not reduce height, density, or grain yield of the resistant hy
brid, regardless of application timing or rate, CGA-152005 applied PPI
reduced grain yield of the susceptible and resistant hybrid. CGA-1520
05 applied POST did not reduce grain yield, regardless of hybrid or ra
te.