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New Peanut Cultivar Response to Paraquat Applications Eric P. Prostko, Ph.D. Professor and Extension Weed Specialist Department of Crop & Soil Sciences Paraquat in Peanut Labeled in 1988 Replacement for dinoseb significant


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New Peanut Cultivar Response to Paraquat Applications

Eric P. Prostko, Ph.D. Professor and Extension Weed Specialist Department of Crop & Soil Sciences

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Paraquat in Peanut

  • Labeled in 1988
  • Replacement for

dinoseb

  • significant foliar

injury

  • Cultivars changing

all the time

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Treatments applied 6 DAC; Photo at 3 DAT GA-02C

GI @ 8 oz/A + NIS @ 0.25% v/v GI @ 12 oz/A + Basagran @ 8 oz/A + NIS @ 0.25% v/v

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Acreage Planted in Seed Certification Program in SE in 2013 to Produce 2014 Seed Supply

86

5 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 0.1

Georgia-06G Tifguard Georgia Greener Georgia-09B Florida-07 Georgia-07W FloRun '107' TUFRunner '727' Others Georgia-12Y

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Materials and Methods - I

  • Tests 1 and 2

– GA-06B, GA-09B – 3 timings (15, 22, 31 DAP) – Gramoxone, Gramoxone + Storm, Gramoxone + Storm + Dual Magnum – Tifton

  • Tests 3 and 4

– GA-06G – Tifton, Attapulgus – Gramoxone, Storm, Dual Magnum, Cadre

  • Small-plots
  • 4 replications
  • weed-free
  • irrigated
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Materials and Methods - II

Stages of Growth

Tests 1 & 2 Cultivar 15 DAP 22 DAP 31 DAP GA-06G V4 3 in V6 4 in V7 4 in GA-09B V4 3 in V6 4 in V7 4 in Tests 3 & 4 Location EPOST POST Tifton 13 DAP V3 2 in 35 DAP R1 4 in Attapulgus 18 DAP V5 3 in 39 DAP R1 9 in

R1

Beginning bloom

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Results

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Peanut Cultivar Response to Gramoxone Application Timings - 2013

Tests 1 & 2 PE-02-13 PE-02B-13

Timing (DAP) Yield (lb/A) GA-06G GA-09B 15 6183 5818 22 6452 5856 31 6206 5723 P-value 0.4216 0.8705

  • Averaged over 4 herbicide treatments.
  • UGA Ponder Farm (Tifton)
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Peanut Cultivar Response to Gramoxone Treatments - 2013

Tests 1& 2 PE-02-13 PE-02B-13

Herbicide Rate/A Yield (lb/A) GA-06G GA-09B None

  • 6291

5701 Gramoxone 2SL Adept 8 oz 0.25% v/v 6218 5720 Gramoxone 2SL Storm 4SL Adept 12 oz 16 oz 0.25% v/v 6328 5813 Gramoxone 2SL Storm 4SL Dual Magnum 7.62EC 12 oz 16 oz 16 oz 6284 5962 P-value 0.9310 0.8837

  • Averaged over 3 application timings (15, 22, and 31 DAP).
  • UGA Ponder Farm (Tifton)
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GA-06 Response to Gramoxone Treatments - 2013

Tests 3 & 4 PE-12-13 PE-13-13

Herbicide Rate/A Timing Yield (lb/A) Tifton Attapulgus None

  • 6857

7306 Gramoxone 2SL Storm 4SL Dual Magnum 7.62EC 12 oz 16 oz 16 oz EPOST 6906 6962 Cadre 2AS Dual Magnum 7.62EC 4 oz 16 oz POST 6754 7525 Gramoxone 2SL Storm 4SL Dual Magnum 7.62EC Cadre 2AS Dual Magnum 7.62EC 12 oz 16 oz 16 oz 4 oz 16 oz EPOST POST 6617 7124 P-value

  • 0.7934

0.8831

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Is there a better way to evaluate yield response?

  • Frequently herbicide

tolerance trials are NS

  • Large LSD values?
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A Comparison of Irrigated Weed-Free Peanut Yields Between NTC and Gramoxone (12 oz/A) + Storm (16 oz/A) + Dual Magnum (16-21 oz/A) Treatments in Georgia, 2011-2013.

y = 0.7882x + 1072.2 R² = 0.773 2000 4000 6000 8000 2000 4000 6000 8000 NTC (lbs/A) G + S + DM (lbs/A)

PEA01-11 (GA-06G) PEA01-12 (GA-06G) PE-20-11 (GA-06G) PE-01-12 (GA-06G) PE-17-12 (GA-06G) PE-02-13 (GA-06G) PE-02B-13 (GA-09B) PE-12-13 (GA-06G) PE-13-13 (GA-06G) n = 50

6000 = 5801 (97%) 7000 = 6590 (94%)

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NTC Peanut Yield Variability (lb/A)

7012 6703 5511 6656 6838 5833 6169 7027 6159 6656 7378 6586

1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 PE-03-13 PE-07-13 PE-08-13 Rep 1 Rep 2 Rep 3 Rep 4

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Summary/Conclusions

  • Leaf burn and crop

stunting were observed

  • Peanut yields were not

reduced by any herbicide treatment

  • New cultivars (GA-06G,

GA-09B) are tolerant to common paraquat treatments.

  • Dryland vs. Irrigated????
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Questions? eprostko@uga.edu www.ugaweed.com