1) The study evaluated the efficacy of weed control in glyphosate-resistant maize under different treatment conditions in Poland.
2) Weed counts showed that treatments containing glyphosate effectively controlled most weed species, while a standard herbicide was also effective.
3) Maize yields were not significantly different between treatments.
4) Soil samples contained seeds from 8 weed species, with poppy, lamb's quarters, and barnyard grass being most abundant.
22. Methodology
Taking of soil samples: before corn emergence (May)
Number of samples: 4 from each plot
Depth of soil sampling: 0-30 cm
Diameter of drill: 5 cm
Volume of sample: 588.75 cm3
30. Conclusions
Experimental field was infested mainly by following weed
species: Chenopodium album, Viola arvensis, Papaver rhoeas,
Echinochloa crus galli, Elymus repens.
Treatments with Roundup Ready and Guardian Max 840 EC +
Roundup Ready were very effective against all weed species.
Standard herbicide Lumax 537,5 SC applied at BBCH 12‐13
gave similar effect compared to treatments with glyphosate.
The system of weed control did not influence yield of maize.
In soil samples 8 weed species were found (Papaver rhoeas,
Chenopodium album and Echinochloa crus galli were most
abundant).