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Associations of Weed Plants in the Agrophytocoenosis of Spring Wheat
Russian Agricultural Sciences Pub Date : 2020-07-15 , DOI: 10.3103/s1068367420030192 L. P. Shatalina , Yu. P. Anisimov , E. L. Kalyuzhina
中文翻译:
杂草植物与春小麦农杆菌结合的关系
更新日期:2020-07-15
Russian Agricultural Sciences Pub Date : 2020-07-15 , DOI: 10.3103/s1068367420030192 L. P. Shatalina , Yu. P. Anisimov , E. L. Kalyuzhina
Abstract
Associations of weed populations in crop rotations of the agrophytocoenosis of spring wheat have been assessed for two different land treatment techniques (ploughing or notill) and two mineral nutrition backgrounds. The purpose of the study was to reveal differences in weed successions of the studied agrophytocoenosis in the northern forest-steppe zone of Chelyabinsk oblast in relation to the species composition as well as the magnitude and specific weight of weed populations. The influence of the basic characteristics of weed populations on the biomass of spring wheat has also been determined. Successions of weed populations varied depending on the crop rotation and mineral nutrition background; the species composition of such populations changed from a mixed to a short-lived type. In terms of wheat resistance to short-lived weeds, the best predecessors for spring wheat were pea, winter rye, and fallow. Annual grasses, oat, and pea had low competitive abilities that affected both the magnitude and the biomass of associations of short-lived weed populations. A large biomass of spring wheat, which was less affected by populations of perennial weeds, was observed in the variants with fallow or pea as predecessors. A mineral nutrition background did not significantly influence the fraction of weed populations. Notill technology caused a succession of weed populations in the studied agrophytocoenosis. Irrespective of the land treatment technology used and the mineral nutrition background, cultivation of spring wheat as a monoculture provided a weed succession with a lower number of populations. An increased anthropogenic impact on phytocoenoses (application of new chemical preparations), as well as the use of modern agricultural machinery, resulted in successions of the plant species and their number; therefore, there is a need to control and forecast these processes [1]. Such studies are necessary to develop efficient measures to control associations of weed populations and their development in spring wheat agrophytocoenosis.中文翻译:
杂草植物与春小麦农杆菌结合的关系