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2005 CORN ROOTWORM SOIL INSECTICIDE EFFICACY EXPERIMENT1
Final Report
University of Nebraska Agricultural Research and Development Center Mead, Nebraska
Lance J. Meinke, Jim Brown, Laura Campbell, Bill McCormick
Department of Entomology University of Nebraska Lincoln, Nebraska 68583-0816
Background information pertaining to the experiment conducted at the ARDC, near Mead, Nebraska during 2005.
Design: Randomized complete block design Replicated four times Single-row treatments
Row Length: 33.5 feet
Statistical Analysis: Root Ratings, Lodging, Stand Counts: Used SAS Mixed Procedure; Protected LSD test was used for mean separation (P # 0.05) .
Environmental Conditions at planting:
Air temperature: 13.5EC Wind speed: 5-10 mph at 5 ft height Wind direction: N - NW Soil temperature 2" depth: 17EC Soil temperature surface: 22EC Soil moisture, 0-3" depth: 10.41% water (gravimetric method) % cloud cover: clear, 0 % cloud cover % relative humidity: not recorded Residue on surface: 20% of soil surface covered with crop residue; soil moist, some clods on surface
April 06 0.08 inch 10 0.21 11 0.98 12 0.57 16 0.01 18 0.25 20 0.84 21 0.10 22 0.13 Total 3.17
May 10 0.22 inch 11 0.86 12 1.12 18 0.05 25 0.21 26 0.01 29 0.09 31 0.65
Total 3.21
June 01 0.11 inches 03 0.61 04 0.63 05 0.04 09 0.68 10 0.23 11 0.06 21 0.01 25 0.04 27 0.14 29 0.01
Total 2.56
July 02 0.01 inches 17 0.82 18 0.02 25 2.92 26 0.18
Total 3.95
Aug 10 0.34 inches 12 0.01 13 0.01 17 0.01 26 0.28
Total 0.65
Irrigation (through July 2005):
Sprinkler irrigation was applied as needed prior to root damage evaluation
July 01 1.75 inches 07 1.5 11 0.5 12 2.0 22 1.5
Table 1. 2005 Corn Rootworm Soil Insecticide Experiment 1. University of Nebraska Agricultural Research and Development Center, near Mead, NE
Root Damage and Lodging Evaluation
a Rate presented as oz ai per 1000 row ft except where other units listed: TB = T-band, 7-inch band placed over the open seed furrow; I = placed in the open seed furrow; ST = seed treatment.
b On 16 August 2005, there were no significant differences (P > 0.05) in final stand count means; the final overall mean number of plants per 33.5 ft ± SEM = 32.7 ± 0.6. The mean percentage of final stands that were lodged are presented by treatment (lodged = plant leaning > 45E angle from vertical).
c Root rating scales used: 1 - 6 scale (Hills and Peters 1971); 0 - 3 scale (Oleson et al. 2005); within columns, mean root rating values followed by the same letter are not significantly different from each other (Fisher’s protected LSD test @ 0.05 significance level).
d Regent 4SC rate: 0.13 lb ai/A; volume: 5 gallons water/A through microtube into open seed furrow
e Lorsban 4E rate: 1.2 oz ai/1000 ft; volume: 5 gallons water/A, TB application
f Capture 2EC rate: 0.09 oz ai/1000 ft; volume: 5 gallons water/A, TB application |