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Winter wheat cultivar responses to fungicide application are affected by nitrogen fertilization rate (CROSBI ID 118259)

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Varga, Boris ; Svečnjak, Zlatko ; Maćešić, Dubravko ; Uher, Darko Winter wheat cultivar responses to fungicide application are affected by nitrogen fertilization rate // Journal of agronomy and crop science, 191 (2005), 2; 130-137-x

Podaci o odgovornosti

Varga, Boris ; Svečnjak, Zlatko ; Maćešić, Dubravko ; Uher, Darko

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Winter wheat cultivar responses to fungicide application are affected by nitrogen fertilization rate

Foliar fungicides are important management inputs for winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) in high-yielding areas of Europe, but their effectiveness may interact with cultivar selection and nitrogen (N) fertilization. No information is available on the potential use of fungicides in reducing yield losses from foliar diseases in Croatia, where wheat crop is extensively grown under low N inputs. Field experiments were conducted during 2000-02 to evaluate the agronomic responses of six winter wheat cultivars to fungicide application (tebuconazol around heading) compared with untreated plots at low (67 kg N ha(-1)) and high (194 kg N ha(-1)) N fertilization rates. Grain yields tended to increase in all years following fungicide treatment at high N rate by an average of 10.1 % (773 kg ha(-1)), but improved significantly in one year only at low N rate. When these occurred, yield increases were associated with larger grain weight per ear primarily due to heavier 1000-kernel weight. Cultivars differed in their responses to fungicide application across growing seasons and N fertilization rates. Under low disease pressure in 2000 and 2001, improved yields with fungicide use occurred for few susceptible cultivars only, whereas all cultivars significantly increased yields under higher disease severity in 2002 by an average of 383 kg ha(-1) (5.0 %) at low N rate and 1443 kg ha(-1) (19.0 %) at high N rate. Following fungicide application at high N rate, some susceptible cultivars outyielded resistant cultivars, whereas opposite responses occurred in untreated plots. High N fertilization rate consistently produced larger grain yields except under high disease severity and no fungicide sprayed in 2002, when it had no benefits at all over low N rate. Fungicide application showed limited importance for wheat performance at low N rate ; however, cultivars significantly differed in yield responses as well as in rankings after fungicide use at high N fertilization rate.

cultivar; fungicide; grain yield; nitrogen; winter wheat; yield components

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191 (2)

2005.

130-137-x

objavljeno

0931-2250

Povezanost rada

Poljoprivreda (agronomija)

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