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BCPC WEEDS 2001 VOL 2 Part-3-of-5	...a higher uptake ofglyphosate. Table 2. Influence of surfactant and harvest time on ''C-glyphosate distributions Harvest ----Uptake (% of applied)---- -Translocation (% of applied)- time (h) C. communis S. nigrum...	2001	view PDF
British Insecticide and Fungicide Conference 1961 – Session V	...Aug. 18th Harvest date – 28th CO } oO }; GO ] } oO ] CO ] O F TO ] Oo ] o O Oo ; oO ; oO...		view PDF
Stored Products Pest Control – Session 6 and 7	...scale experiments Most of the preceding tests were large scale observations made when oppor- tunity allowed examination of existing infestions. These were followed by large scale experiments making aerated/unaerated comparisons...		view PDF
BCPC Pests and Diseases – Vol III – Seed Treatments – Buffer Zones – Poster Climate Change	...identified usmg mainly commercial biochemicaltests (API, Biolog). Toxicological and pathogenicity data given were collected by commercial, certified laboratories according to official regulations. Table 1. Results obtained in single yearsin field...		view PDF
Decision Making in the Practice of Crop Protection – Session 3-5	...the number of seedlings that might otherwise come, and ensures the activity of urea herbicides (Moss, 1979). Burial by ploughing is almost a complete answer to Bromus sterilis. So rotation...		view PDF
BCPC Pests and Diseases Vol II Session 4A and 4B	...414 4A—2 fine tilth was produced firmly compacted and sown with grass which was kept mown; in the third, a fine tilth was produced, but not subsequently com- pacted or...		view PDF
BCPC WEEDS 2001 VOL 2 Part-1-of-5	...systemsof the Indo-Gangetic plains and the implications for weed management ¥ Singh, G Singh, V P Singh, R K’Singe et Gl -ss.-sssisssssnnansmnmnraansennrernuncenniesienAAZS sensvrsnsives 187 Changes in weed community structure in...	2001	view PDF
Introduction and Spread of Invasive Species – Monitoring Alien Species	...fifth year of monitoring. In Germany, the BBA, Department on Plant Health, is coordinating the monitoring, compiling the annual report to the Commission and doing reference testing, if necessary. Sampling...		view PDF
Seed Treatment – Challenges and Opportunities – Posters	...effect of a commercial film- coating polymer on bean seed germination in a laboratory stress test. The efficacy of coating application rate on hydration rate and sucrose leakage was studied....		view PDF
British Weed Control Conference 1954 – Contents	...carer caveameawes ee meLasee nen rromameomsuueloemrnerm56 Constitution of the British Weed Control Council,a, 57 Report of the Recommendations Sub-Committee. List of Members. Index. ( 2239) https://www.bcpc.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/British-Weed-Control-Conference-1954-Vol-II-Woody-Weeds.pdf https://www.bcpc.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/British-Weed-Control-Conference-1954-Vol-II-Business-Matters.pdf https://www.bcpc.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/British-Weed-Control-Conference-1954-Vol-II-Members.pdf https://www.bcpc.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/British-Weed-Control-Conference-1954-Vol-II-Recommendations-of-Sub-Committee-pt1.pdf https://www.bcpc.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/British-Weed-Control-Conference-1954-Vol-II-Recommendations-of-Sub-Committee-pt2.pdf...		view PDF
Stored Products Pest Control – Session 1 and 2	...for perishable commodities and those vunerable to insect infestation. However, their use must be coupled with compatible storage systems at the manufactur- ing site, otherwise, what may appear to be...		view PDF
BCPC Insecticide and Fungicide Conference 1971 Vol III Sessions 7C – 8B	...are, practical problems of applying insecticides in tropical countries are complicated by different agronomic methods and different environments. Some of these complications arise from the practice of growing crops such...		view PDF
BCPC Weeds Conference 1978 Vol III p800-827	...can now betreated safely with a wide range of products and grown to maturity completely free from weed competition, As well as controlling weeds, the use of herbicides has challenged...		view PDF
Progress and Prospects in Insect Control – Session 3-5	...biological insecticide Bacillus thuringiensis. Science, Washington, 229, 193- 195. Poole, N. J.; Holden, J. S., (1983). Method and compositions for combatting pests. European Patent Application. Application Number 102702. Putter, I.;...		view PDF
BCPC Weeds Conference 1972 – Vol I p306-408	...– + Formulation 2 of these three constituents Series3 Table 3 shows the results obtained 10-12 months after single spray- ings of herbicides in the May-July period of 1971. ‘The...		view PDF
BCPC Pests and Diseases 1990 – Session 7A and 7B	...the LDSOtest and the Draize eye irritancytest. It is emphasised that the limited value of animal models must be more readily recognised, and that the genuine replacementofin vivo tests will...		view PDF
BCPC Pests and Diseases Vol II – Pesticide Resistance p521-600	...24 o O [ + [ = | # o O [ > [ + l l 1 + A comparison of the mortality of the two strains confirmed that...		view PDF
BCPC Pests and Diseases 1994 Vol III Session 8D p1049-1138	...generally concentrated on their many deficiencies. Biopesticides were once neglected by the agrochemical industry. They were subsequently promoted by venture capitalists as commercially and technically important componentsofcrop protection in the...		view PDF
Soils and Crop Protection Chemicals – Session 3 and 4	...loss of the short-persistence com- pound chlorpropham, for example, varied from 23 to 33 days when applied in summer to 90 to 100 days when applied in winter (Roberts &...		view PDF
BRITISH WEED CONTROL CONFERENCE 1960 VOL 2 Part-1-of-3	...Baslee 136 ANONYMOUS (1960):-Ann.. Rep. Es Malling Res. Sta. for 1959, 9e FREEMAN, G..-He and THOMPSON J+ A. (1960). |The -assessment, of wood growth on blackcurrant. bushes.» Ann. Rep. Ee...	1960	view PDF

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