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1 (C-09-04) Site Description Page 1 Staple use in Liberty Link systems Trial ID: C Location: CENTRAL CROPS (N13) Study Dir.: ALAN C. YORK Investigator: Alan C. York GENERAL TRIAL INFORMATION Study Director: ALAN C. YORK Title: PROFESSOR Investigator: ALAN C. YORK Title: PROFESSOR Affiliation: NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY Postal Code: TRIAL LOCATION City: CLAYTON Trial Status: COMPLETED State/Prov.: NC Postal Code: Initiation Date: May Country: USA COOPERATOR/LANDOWNER Cooperator: CENTRAL CROPS RESEARCH STATION Address 1: US 70 WEST City: CLAYTON State/Prov: NC Postal Code: Phone No: Conducted Under GLP (Y/N): N Conducted Under GEP (Y/N): N CROP AND WEED DESCRIPTION Weed Code Common Name Scientific Name 1. AMAPA AMARANTH, PALMER AMARANTHUS PALMERI S.WATS. 2. PHBPU MORNINGGLORY, TALL IPOMOEA PURPUREA (L.) ROTH 3. GGGAN ANNUAL GRASS SPECIES Crop 1: GOSHI COTTON Variety: FM 958 LL Planting Date: May Planting Method: 2-ROW AIR PLANTER Rate: 3 SEED/FT Depth: 1 IN Row Spacing: 38 IN Seed Bed: FLAT Soil Temperature: 90 F Soil Moisture: GOOD SITE AND DESIGN Plot Width, Unit: 12.7 FT Plot Length, Unit: 30 FT Reps: 3 Site Type: RESEARCH STATION Tillage Type: CONVENTIONAL Study Design: RANDOMIZED COMPLETE BLOCK Previous Crops Previous Pesticides Year 1. COTTON VARIOUS 2003 SOIL DESCRIPTION % OM: 1.37 Texture: SANDY LOAM ph: 5.9 CEC: 5.2 MOISTURE CONDITIONS Date Time Amount Unit Type Interval Unit 1. May IN RAINFALL 2. May IN RAINFALL 3. May IN RAINFALL 4. May IN RAINFALL 5. May IN RAINFALL 6. May IN RAINFALL 7. May IN RAINFALL 8. May IN RAINFALL 9. Jun IN RAINFALL 10. Jun IN RAINFALL 11. Jun IN RAINFALL 12. Jun IN RAINFALL 13. Jun IN RAINFALL
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3 (C-09-04) Site Description Page 3 APPLICATION DESCRIPTION A B C D E Application Date: May May Jun Jun Jun Time of Day: 1:40 PM 7:30 AM 7:00 AM 10:15 AM 3:00 PM Application Method: BACKPACK BACKPACK BACKPACK BACKPACK BACKPACK Application Timing: PRE POST 1 POST 2 POST 3 LAYBY Applic. Placement: BROSOIL BROFOL BROFOL BROFOL BRODIR Air Temp., Unit: 85 F 76 F 68 F 85 F 89 F % Relative Humidity: Wind Velocity, Unit: 6 MPH 3.5 MPH 0.5 MPH 2.5 MPH 4 MPH Dew Presence (Y/N): N N Y N N Soil Temp., Unit: 90 F 72 F 64 F 80 F 84 F Soil Moisture: GOOD FAIR GOOD WET FAIR % Cloud Cover: CROP STAGE AT EACH APPLICATION A B C D E Crop 1 Code, Stage: GOSHI GOSHI GOSHI GOSHI GOSHI Stage Scale: NO CROP 2 LEAF 2-4 LEAF 6-7 LEAF 9-11 NODE Height, Unit: 4 INCH 5.5 INCH 9 INCH 19 INCH WEED STAGE AT EACH APPLICATION A B C D E Weed 1 Code, Stage: AMAPA AMAPA AMAPA AMAPA AMAPA Stage Scale: NO WEEDS 4-10 LEAF 5-20 LEAF 5-12 LEAF 2-5 LEAF Density, Unit:.5-4 INCH 3-20 INCH 2-12 INCH.5-2 INCH Weed 2 Code, Stage: PHBPU PHBPU PHBPU PHBPU PHBPU Stage Scale: COT-2 LF 2-16 LEAF COT-9 LF COT-8 LF Density, Unit:.5-3 INCH.5-7 INCH 1-12 INCH.5-6 INCH Weed 3 Code, Stage: GGGAN GGGAN GGGAN GGGAN GGGAN Stage Scale: 2-4 LEAF 2-5 LEAF DEAD 2-5 LEAF Density, Unit:.5-2 INCH 1-5 INCH 2-3 INCH APPLICATION EQUIPMENT A B C D E Appl. Equipment: BACKPACK BACKPACK BACKPACK BACKPACK BACKPACK Operating Pressure: 23 PSI 23 PSI 23 PSI 23 PSI 21 PSI Nozzle Type: FLAT FAN FLAT FAN FLAT FAN FLAT FAN FLAT FAN Nozzle Size: XR11002 XR11002 XR11002 XR11002 XR Nozzle Spacing, Unit: 18 IN 18 IN 18 IN 18 IN 10.5 IN Nozzles/Row: Boom Length, Unit: 54 IN 54 IN 54 IN 54 IN 31 IN Boom Height, Unit: 16 IN 16 IN 18 IN 16 IN 16 IN Ground Speed, Unit: 3 MPH 3 MPH 3 MPH 3 MPH 3 MPH Carrier: WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER Spray Volume, Unit: 15 GPA 15 GPA 15 GPA 15 GPA 15 GPA Propellant: CO2 CO2 CO2 CO2 CO2 Tank Mix (Y/N): Y Y N Y Y
4 (C-09-04) Standardized Summary Page 4 Staple use in Liberty Link systems Trial ID: C Location: CENTRAL CROPS (N13) Study Dir.: ALAN C. YORK Investigator: Alan C. York Weed Code Cotton Cotton Cotton Cotton Cotton PHBPU PHBPU Crop Code Rating Data Type injury injury injury injury injury control control Rating Unit % % % % % % % May Jun Jun Jun Aug May Jun Crop Stage Assessed By ACY ACY ACY ACY ACY ACY ACY ARM Action Codes L05 L05 L05 L05 L05 L05e L05e 1 0 a 0 b 0 b 0 a 0 a 0 0 (check) 2 0 b 0 b 0 a 0 a 95 a 3 13 a 4 a 1 a 0 a 99 a Staple 85 DF 0.6 OZ/A POST 1 B 4 Staple 85 DF 0.6 OZ/A PRE A 2 a 0 b 2 ab 2 a 0 a 17 a 48 b 5 Staple 85 DF 0.6 OZ/A PRE A 2 a 0 b 1 b 2 a 0 a 53 a 75 a Cotoran 4 L 1.25 QT/A PRE A 6 Staple 85 DF 0.6 OZ/A PRE A 3 a 0 b 0 b 0 a 0 a 27 a 47 b Cotoran 4 L 1 QT/A PRE A
5 (C-09-04) Standardized Summary Page 5 Weed Code Cotton Cotton Cotton Cotton Cotton PHBPU PHBPU Crop Code Rating Data Type injury injury injury injury injury control control Rating Unit % % % % % % % May Jun Jun Jun Aug May Jun Crop Stage Assessed By ACY ACY ACY ACY ACY ACY ACY ARM Action Codes L05 L05 L05 L05 L05 L05e L05e 7 Cotoran 4 L 1.25 QT/A PRE A 3 a 0 b 0 b 0 a 0 a 7 a 13 c LSD (P=.05) Standard Deviation CV Bartlett's X P(Bartlett's X2) * Replicate F Replicate Prob(F) Treatment F Treatment Prob(F) Means followed by same letter do not significantly differ (P=.05, LSD) Mean comparisons performed only when AOV Treatment P(F) is significant at mean comparison OSL.
6 (C-09-04) Standardized Summary Page 6 Weed Code PHBPU PHBPU PHBPU PHBPU AMAPA AMAPA AMAPA Crop Code Rating Data Type control control control control control control control Rating Unit % % % % % % % Jun Jun Jun Aug May Jun Jun Crop Stage burndown residual Assessed By ACY ACY ACY ACY ACY ACY ACY ARM Action Codes L05e L05e L05e L05e L05e L05 L05e d 0 (check) 2 98 a 100 a 94 a 94 a 100 a 98 a 3 98 a 100 a 97 a 97 a 100 a 100 a Staple 85 DF 0.6 OZ/A POST 1 B 4 Staple 85 DF 0.6 OZ/A PRE A 97 a 100 a 94 a 95 a 91 a 87 c 91 a 5 Staple 85 DF 0.6 OZ/A PRE A 97 a 100 a 96 a 96 a 98 a 98 ab 98 a Cotoran 4 L 1.25 QT/A PRE A 6 Staple 85 DF 0.6 OZ/A PRE A 97 a 100 a 94 a 95 a 94 a 92 bc 95 a Cotoran 4 L 1 QT/A PRE A
7 (C-09-04) Standardized Summary Page 7 Weed Code PHBPU PHBPU PHBPU PHBPU AMAPA AMAPA AMAPA Crop Code Rating Data Type control control control control control control control Rating Unit % % % % % % % Jun Jun Jun Aug May Jun Jun Crop Stage burndown residual Assessed By ACY ACY ACY ACY ACY ACY ACY ARM Action Codes L05e L05e L05e L05e L05e L05 L05e 7 Cotoran 4 L 1.25 QT/A PRE A 98 a 100 a 95 a 96 a 98 a 90 c 94 a LSD (P=.05) Standard Deviation CV Bartlett's X P(Bartlett's X2) * Replicate F Replicate Prob(F) Treatment F Treatment Prob(F) Means followed by same letter do not significantly differ (P=.05, LSD) Mean comparisons performed only when AOV Treatment P(F) is significant at mean comparison OSL.
8 (C-09-04) Standardized Summary Page 8 Weed Code AMAPA AMAPA GGGAN GGGAN GGGAN GGGAN Seed Crop Code Cotton Rating Data Type control control control control control control yield Rating Unit % % % % % % lbs/acre Jun Aug May Jun Jun Aug Oct Crop Stage Assessed By ACY ACY ACY ACY ACY ACY ARM Action Codes L05e L05e L05e L05e L05e L05e L (check) a 100 a 93 b 100 a 99 a 3003 a a 100 a 100 a 100 a 100 a 2976 a Staple 85 DF 0.6 OZ/A POST 1 B 4 Staple 85 DF 0.6 OZ/A PRE A 96 a 98 a 77 a 100 a 100 a 100 a 2774 a 5 Staple 85 DF 0.6 OZ/A PRE A 99 a 100 a 97 a 100 a 100 a 100 a 2805 a Cotoran 4 L 1.25 QT/A PRE A 6 Staple 85 DF 0.6 OZ/A PRE A 94 a 97 a 89 a 100 a 100 a 100 a 3236 a Cotoran 4 L 1 QT/A PRE A
9 (C-09-04) Standardized Summary Page 9 Weed Code AMAPA AMAPA GGGAN GGGAN GGGAN GGGAN Seed Crop Code Cotton Rating Data Type control control control control control control yield Rating Unit % % % % % % lbs/acre Jun Aug May Jun Jun Aug Oct Crop Stage Assessed By ACY ACY ACY ACY ACY ACY ARM Action Codes L05e L05e L05e L05e L05e L05e L05 7 Cotoran 4 L 1.25 QT/A PRE A 98 a 99 a 89 a 100 a 100 a 100 a 2908 a LSD (P=.05) Standard Deviation CV Bartlett's X P(Bartlett's X2) * Replicate F Replicate Prob(F) Treatment F Treatment Prob(F) Means followed by same letter do not significantly differ (P=.05, LSD) Mean comparisons performed only when AOV Treatment P(F) is significant at mean comparison OSL.
10 (C-09-04) Trial Comments Page 10 Staple use in Liberty Link systems Trial ID: C Location: CENTRAL CROPS (N13) Study Dir.: ALAN C. YORK Investigator: Alan C. York Trial Comments Soil analysis performed by NCDA Agronomic Division. In Soil Description section, % organic matter (%OM) is actually % humic matter. June 7: Grass had been controlled by Select. weed density (#/sq yd): AMAPA, 80; PHBPU, 23. June 30: Grass was still controlled completely. A moderate flush of morningglory, in cotyledonary stage, had come since the layby application. August 6: Any PHBPU rating less than 100% is due to emergence after lay-by Yield of check assumed to be zero; too weedy to harvest.
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