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1 IR-4 Ornamental Horticulture Program Research Report Cover Sheet Researcher(s) Jeffrey F Derr Affiliation: Virginia Tech Hampton Roads AREC 1444 Diamond Springs Road Virginia Beach VA PhoneNumber: (757) jderr@vt.edu Trial: 2006 VA ProjectTitle: Isoxaben Crop Safety PR# Research Target Crop/Plant Product EPA Reg. # Production Site C Fern, Lady Athyrium filix-femina Gallery 75DF Isoxaben Dow Agrichemi C Fern, Japanese Painted Athyrium nipponicum Gallery 75DF Isoxaben Dow Agrichemi C Fern, Japanese Holly Cyrtomium fortunei Gallery 75DF Isoxaben Dow Agrichemi C Fern, Autumn Dryopteris erythrosora Gallery 75DF Isoxaben Dow Agrichemi C Fern, Dixie Wood Dryopteris x australis Gallery 75DF Isoxaben Dow Agrichemi C Fern, Ostrich Matteuccia struthiopteris Gallery 75DF Isoxaben Dow Agrichemi C Fern, Sensitive Onoclea sensibilis Gallery 75DF Isoxaben Dow Agrichemi C Fern, Cinnamon Osmunda cinnamomea Gallery 75DF Isoxaben Dow Agrichemi C Fern, Royal Osmunda regalis Gallery 75DF Isoxaben Dow Agrichemi C Fern, Tassel Polystichium polyblephar Gallery 75DF Isoxaben Dow Agrichemi
2 IR-4 Ornamental Horticulture Program Research Report Cover Sheet Researcher(s) Jeffrey F Derr Affiliation: Virginia Tech Hampton Roads AREC 1444 Diamond Springs Road Virginia Beach VA PhoneNumber: (757) jderr@vt.edu Trial: 2006 VA ProjectTitle: Napropramide Crop Safety PR# Research Target Crop/Plant Product EPA Reg. # Production Site Fern, Lady Athyrium filix-femina Devrinol 2G 100- Sumitomo Fern, Japanese Painted Athyrium nipponicum Devrinol 2G 100- Sumitomo Fern, Japanese Holly Cyrtomium fortunei Devrinol 2G 100- Sumitomo Fern, Autumn Dryopteris erythrosora Devrinol 2G 100- Sumitomo Fern, Dixie Wood Dryopteris x australis Devrinol 2G 100- Sumitomo Fern, Ostrich Matteuccia struthiopteris Devrinol 2G 100- Sumitomo Fern, Sensitive Onoclea sensibilis Devrinol 2G 100- Sumitomo Fern, Cinnamon Osmunda cinnamomea Devrinol 2G 100- Sumitomo Fern, Royal Osmunda regalis Devrinol 2G 100- Sumitomo Fern, Tassel Polystichium polyblephar Devrinol 2G 100- Sumitomo Fern, Christmas Polystichum acrostichoid Devrinol 2G 100- Sumitomo
3 IR-4 Ornamental Horticulture Program Research Report Cover Sheet Researcher(s) Jeffrey F Derr Affiliation: Virginia Tech Hampton Roads AREC 1444 Diamond Springs Road Virginia Beach VA PhoneNumber: (757) jderr@vt.edu Trial: 2006 VA ProjectTitle: Prodiamine Crop Safety PR# Research Target Crop/Plant Product EPA Reg. # Production Site Fern, Lady Athyrium filix-femina Barricade 65WG Prodiamine Fern, Japanese Painted Barricade 65WG Athyrium nipponicum Prodiamine Fern, Japanese Holly Barricade 65WG Cyrtomium fortunei Prodiamine Fern, Autumn Barricade 65WG Dryopteris erythrosora Prodiamine Fern, Dixie Wood Barricade 65WG Dryopteris x australis Prodiamine Fern, Ostrich Barricade 65WG Matteuccia struthiopteris Prodiamine Fern, Sensitive Barricade 65WG Onoclea sensibilis Prodiamine Fern, Cinnamon Barricade 65WG Osmunda cinnamomea Prodiamine Fern, Royal Barricade 65WG Osmunda regalis Prodiamine Fern, Tassel Barricade 65WG Polystichium polyblephar Prodiamine Fern, Christmas Barricade 65WG Polystichum acrostichoid Prodiamine Syngenta Syngenta Syngenta Syngenta Syngenta Syngenta Syngenta Syngenta Syngenta Syngenta Syngenta
4 Herbicide evaluation in ferns Jeffrey Derr, Virginia Tech Site Description Conducted at the station RCB 4 reps 3 pots of each fern species per plot 1 gallon containers 100% pine bark pots kept under 50% shade Potted 7/10/06 Ferns donated by Casa Flora Fern pots kept weed free throughout the trial. Application information Application 1-7/10/06 sunny, 87 F air temperature 48% relative humidity 10% cloud cover wind 5-10 MPH S Dixie Wood fern 4 tall, 8 wide, Christmas fern 4 tall, 8 wide, Lady fern 5 tall,13 wide, Tassel fern 2 tall,4 wide, American Royal fern 3 tall, 3 wide, Cinnamon fern 3 tall,4 wide, Japanese holly 3 tall, 5 wide, Brilliance Autumn fern 4 tall, 6 wide, Japanese painted fern 5 tall, 7 wide, Ostrich the King fern 5 tall, 8 wide, Sensitive fern 4 tall, 6 wide. Fern shoot weight recorded 58 DAT (9/6/06). Application 2-9/18/06 81 F air temperature, 56% relative humidity, wind SW 7 MPH, 75% cloud cover. Irrigated after application. Comments After the first application, Gallery decreased stand of lady fern. No other treatment reduced the stand of any other fern species. Devrinol at the 2X and 4X rates appeared to decrease shoot weight in Christmas fern. Gallery decreased shoot weight in Christmas fern and lady fern. American fern and Cinnamon fern had poor overall growth in this trial, perhaps due to the hot, dry summer conditions. After the second application, Gallery appeared to reduce the stand of lady fern and ostrich fern. No other treatment reduced stand of any fern species. Most treatments appeared to decrease regrowth shoot weight in Dixie Wood fern. Devrinol at the 2 and 4X rates appeared to decrease regrowth shoot weight in lady fern and sensitive fern. Gallery reduced regrowth shoot weight in lady fern. No other treatment reduced regrowth shoot weight in the fern species. It appears that the fern species evaluated have good tolerance to granular prodiamine (Regalkade). Devrinol and Gallery reduced growth in certain fern species, but other fern species appeared to tolerate these two herbicides.
5 Herbicide evaluation in ferns Number per plot 9/6/06 58 DAT Rate Dixie Christmas Lady Tassel American Cinnamon Treatment lb ai/a Wood fern fern fern fern fern Untreated Devrinol Devrinol Devrinol Gallery Gallery Gallery RegalKade RegalKade RegalKade LSD (P=.05) NS NS 0.9 NS
6 Herbicide evaluation in ferns Number per plot 9/6/06 58 DAT Rate Japanese Brilli- Japanese Ostrich Sensitive Treatment lb ai/a holly iance painted King fern Untreated Devrinol Devrinol Devrinol Gallery Gallery Gallery RegalKade RegalKade RegalKade LSD (P=.05) NS NS NS NS NS
7 Herbicide evaluation in ferns Shoot fresh weight per plant (g) 9/6/06 58 DAT Rate Dixie Christmas Lady Tassel American Cinnamon Treatment lb ai/a fern Untreated Devrinol Devrinol Devrinol Gallery Gallery Gallery RegalKade RegalKade RegalKade LSD (P=.05)
8 Herbicide evaluation in ferns Shoot fresh weight per plant (g) 9/6/06 58 DAT Rate Japanese Brill- Japanese Ostrich Sensitive Treatment lb ai/a holly iance painted Untreated Devrinol Devrinol Devrinol Gallery Gallery Gallery RegalKade RegalKade RegalKade LSD (P=.05)
9 Herbicide evaluation in ferns Number per plot 10/18/06 30 DAT2 Rate Dixie Christmas Lady Tassel American Cinnamon Treatment lb ai/a wood fern fern Untreated Devrinol Devrinol Devrinol Gallery Gallery Gallery RegalKade RegalKade RegalKade LSD (P=.05) NS
10 Herbicide evaluation in ferns Number per plot 10/18/06 30 DAT2 Japanese Brilli- Japanese Ostrich Sensitive Treatment lb ai/a holly ance painted Untreated Devrinol Devrinol Devrinol Gallery Gallery Gallery RegalKade RegalKade RegalKade LSD (P=.05) NS NS NS
11 Herbicide evaluation in ferns Regrowth shoot fresh weight per plant (g) 10/18/06 30 DAT2 Rate Dixie Christmas Lady Tassel American Cinnamon Treatment lb ai/a wood fern fern Untreated Devrinol Devrinol Devrinol Gallery Gallery Gallery RegalKade RegalKade RegalKade LSD (P=.05)
12 Herbicide evaluation in ferns Regrowth shoot fresh weight per plant (g) 10/18/06 30 DAT2 Rate Japanese Brilli- Japanese Ostrich Sensitive Treatment lb ai/a holly ance painted Untreated Devrinol Devrinol Devrinol Gallery Gallery Gallery RegalKade RegalKade RegalKade LSD (P=.05)
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