Wild oat competition in short-statured wheat

Bendixen, W; Hall, A; Corbett, C; Cudney, D; Holt, J; Jordan, L; Reints, J

Wild oat competition in short-statured wheat

Authors

Warren E. Bendixen
A. E. Hall
Chris J. Corbett
David W. Cudney
Jodie Holt
Lowell S. Jordan
John S. Reints

Authors Affiliations

Warren E. Bendixen is Cooperative Extension Farm Advisor, Santa Barbara County; A. E. Hall is Professor of Plant Physiology, UC Riverside; Chris J. Corbett is Staff Research Associate, Plant Pathology, UC Riverside; David W. Cudney is Extension Weed Scientist, UC Riverside; Jodie Holt is Associate Professor of Plant Physiology, UC Riverside; Lowell S. Jordan is Professor of Horticulture and Plant Physiology, UC Riverside; John S. Reints is Staff Research Associate, Botany and Plant Science, UC Riverside.

Publication Information

Hilgardia 45(1):22-23. DOI:10.3733/ca.v045n01p22. January 1991.

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Abstract

Wild oat and wheat were synchronized in their development and were shown to be equally competitive in southern California studies. Competition effects of wild oat were most evident in wheat after the stem elongation stage.

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