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Weed Control in Green Peas. Tim Miller and Carl Libbey, WSU Mount Vernon Four field trials were conducted in green peas at WSU Mount Vernon in 1999. The first study compared currently registered herbicides used in combination. The second study tested non-registered herbicides to determine their effects on green peas. The third study was the second iteration (1999 peas) of a plant-back study to determine the potential for herbicides used in green peas persisting in the soil to injure rotational crops. The fourth study was the rotational crop year of the first iteration (1998 peas) of the plant-back study. Materials and Methods. Charo green pea was used in all trials. All studies were arranged in a randomized complete block with four replicates. Herbicide study. Plots were seeded May 14. Preplant incorporated (PPI), preemergence (PRE), and postemergence (POST) treatments were applied May 14, May 20, and June 11, respectively. Pea plants were at the 4-leaf stage at the time of the POST application. Crop injury and general weed control was visually estimated June 7 and 15. A 1-m 2 quadrat was placed within each plot August 4, and pea plants in the quadrat were counted, and yield components determined from those samples. New herbicide trial. Plots were seeded May 14. PRE and POST treatments were applied May 21 and June 10, respectively. Pea plants were at the 4-leaf stage at the time of the POST application. Crop injury and general weed control was visually estimated June 7 and 15. A 1-m 2 quadrat were placed within each plot August 2, and pea plants in the quadrat were counted, and yield components determined from those samples. Plant-back study (1999 peas). Plots were seeded May 13. Preplant incorporated (PPI), preemergence (PRE), and postemergence (POST) treatments were applied May 13, May 19, and June 10, respectively. Pea plants were at the 4-leaf stage at the time of the POST application. Crop injury and general weed control was visually estimated June 7. A 1-m 2 quadrat was placed within each plot July 28, and pea plants in the quadrat were counted, and yield components determined from those samples. Plant-back study (1998 peas). Crops planted in fall of 1998 were cabbage (September 10), winter wheat (October 1), and tulip (October 6). Crops planted in the spring of 1999 were spinach, strawberry, potatoes, sweet corn, and cucumbers. Weed control in the rotational crops was as typical for commercial production for that crop. These rotational crops were monitored for injury from carryover of the herbicides used in green peas during 1998. Injury assessment was based on crop density, height, biomass, and/or yield.

Results. Herbicide study. Crop injury from these herbicides was generally low (Table 1). The only exceptions were the Basagran + MCPA tank mixtures, which caused 20 and 24% injury from 0.5 and 1 pt MCPA/A rates, respectively. This was primarily due to daily high temperatures of 84, 77, and 78 F in the three days after application. Other Basagran tank mixtures did not excessively injury peas. These treatments did not result in significant loss of crop density or yield (Table 2). Weed control from most treatments was excellent (> 90%), except for Basagran + 32-0-0, Basagran + MCPA, or Basagran + MCPB, which ranged from 78 to 83% control (Table 1). New herbicide trial. Several treatments showed promise for potential registration in green peas. Axiom (premix of BAY FOE 5043 + metribuzin), First Rate, Broadstrike, Frontier, and Galaxy (premix of Basagran + Blazer) were selective in peas and gave excellent weed control (Table 3). Axiom applied postemergence did not adequately control weeds (56%), but did not reduce crop density or yield components (Table 4). First Rate and Broadstrike rates may have been too high, as pod number was reduced by these treatments. Raptor combined with nonionic surfactant injured peas; Raptor + 32-0-0 did not cause crop injury, but it only gave 55% weed control. Classic and Topnotch severely injured peas and will be dropped from future screening. Plant-back study (1999 peas). Raptor plus nonionic surfactant injured peas, delaying flowering and resulting in fewer pods and lowered yield at the time of harvest, but did not reduce crop density (Table 5). Prowl + Raptor and Command gave 96 and 99% weed control, respectively, and very low crop injury. Plant-back study (1998 peas). Strawberry was the only rotational crop in 1999 that exhibited significant injury from pea herbicides applied in the 1998 pea crop (data not shown). In particular, strawberry leaf area was significantly reduced by Raptor at the 1/3 pt/a rate. Spinach and sweet corn data are pending.

Table 1. Crop injury and weed control in green peas treated with several herbicides and herbicide combinations. Crop injury Weed control Treatment a Timing b Rate 6/7 c 6/15 6/7 c 6/15 product/a ----- % ----- ----- % ----- Command + Sencor PPI + PRE 0.33 pt + 4.3 oz 3 1 100 100 Treflan + Sencor PPI + PRE 1 pt + 4.3 oz 8 8 100 100 Prowl + Sencor PRE 1.2 pt + 4.3 oz 1 0 100 100 Dual Magnum + Sencor PRE 0.75 pt + 4.3 oz 3 0 100 100 Basagran + 32-0-0 POST 0.5 pt + 0.5 gal 0 79 Basagran + MCPA POST 1 pt + 0.5 pt 20 78 Basagran + MCPB POST 1 pt + 2 pt 5 83 Basagran + MCPA POST 0.5 pt + 1 pt 24 74 Basagran + MCPB POST 0.5 pt + 3 pt 6 81 Basagran + Sencor POST 0.5 pt + 2.7 oz 4 92 Basagran + Sencor POST 0.25 pt + 5.3 oz 6 91 Command + Basagran PPI + POST 0.33 pt + 1 pt 0 3 58 95 Treflan + Basagran PPI + POST 1 pt + 1 pt 3 10 66 99 Prowl + Basagran PRE + POST 1.2 pt + 1 pt 0 3 89 100 Dual Magnum + Basagran PRE + POST 0.75 pt + 1 pt 0 6 95 97 Untreated check 0 0 0 0 LSD 0.05 3 6 17 5 a 32-0-0 = liquid fertilizer (URAN). b PPI = preplant incorporated; PRE = preemergence; POST = postemergence. c On this date, postemergence treatments had not yet been applied.

Table 2. Green pea yield parameters after treatment with several herbicides and herbicide combinations. Plant Pods/ Treatment a Timing b Rate pop. c plant Yield product/a tons/a Command + Sencor PPI + PRE 0.33 pt + 4.3 oz 2.80 5.0 2.7 Treflan + Sencor PPI + PRE 1 pt + 4.3 oz 3.13 6.2 4.1 Prowl + Sencor PRE 1.2 pt + 4.3 oz 3.18 5.4 3.1 Dual Magnum + Sencor PRE 0.75 pt + 4.3 oz 2.96 5.7 3.3 Basagran + 32-0-0 POST 0.5 pt + 0.5 gal 2.86 5.6 3.5 Basagran + MCPA POST 1 pt + 0.5 pt 2.97 5.2 2.8 Basagran + MCPB POST 1 pt + 2 pt 2.94 6.0 3.8 Basagran + MCPA POST 0.5 pt + 1 pt 3.17 5.6 3.6 Basagran + MCPB POST 0.5 pt + 3 pt 3.34 5.3 3.5 Basagran + Sencor POST 0.5 pt + 2.7 oz 3.11 5.4 3.1 Basagran + Sencor POST 0.25 pt + 5.3 oz 3.38 5.4 3.5 Command + Basagran PPI + POST 0.33 pt + 1 pt 2.87 5.9 3.2 Treflan + Basagran PPI + POST 1 pt + 1 pt 3.01 5.6 3.9 Prowl + Basagran PRE + POST 1.2 pt + 1 pt 3.32 5.5 3.6 Dual Magnum + Basagran PRE + POST 0.75 pt + 1 pt 3.42 5.6 4.0 Untreated check 2.95 6.0 3.5 LSD 0.05 ns ns ns a 32-0-0 = liquid fertilizer (URAN). b PPI = preplant incorporated; PRE = preemergence; POST = postemergence. c Pea plants per acre (x 100,000).

Table 3. Crop injury and weed control in green peas treated with several herbicides and herbicide combinations. Crop injury Weed control Treatment a Timing b Rate 6/7 c 6/15 6/7 c 6/15 product/a ----- % ----- ----- % ------ Axiom PRE 1.1 lb 3 3 100 100 First Rate PRE 0.6 oz 0 5 91 97 Broadstrike PRE 1.1 oz 1 4 99 96 Frontier PRE 1.33 pt 0 0 93 66 Topnotch PRE 5 pt 41 46 100 100 Axiom POST 0.75 lb 4 56 Classic + nis POST 0.5 oz 44 68 Classic + nis POST 0.75 oz 48 69 Galaxy POST 1.3 pt 6 98 Prowl PRE 2.4 pt 0 98 Raptor + 32-0-0 + nis POST 0.25 pt + 1% + 0.25% 29 59 Raptor + Basagran POST 0.25 pt + 0.75 pt 21 85 + 32-0-0 + nis POST + 1% + 0.25% Raptor + 32-0-0 POST 0.25 pt + 1% 0 55 Untreated check 0 0 0 0 LSD 0.05 5 5 5 17 a 32-0-0 = liquid fertilizer (URAN); nis = nonionic surfactant (X-77). b PRE = preemergence; POST = postemergence. c On this date, postemergence treatments had not yet been applied.

Table 4. Green pea yield parameters after treatment with several herbicides and herbicide combinations. Plant Pods/ Treatment a Timing b Rate pop. c plant Yield product/a tons/a Axiom PRE 1.1 lb 3.36 5.8 3.6 First Rate PRE 0.6 oz 2.90 4.6 2.6 Broadstrike PRE 1.1 oz 3.11 4.9 2.7 Frontier PRE 1.33 pt 2.98 5.8 2.7 Topnotch PRE 5 pt 3.42 4.5 2.7 Axiom POST 0.75 lb 3.25 5.9 3.2 Galaxy POST 1.3 pt 3.13 5.6 2.5 Prowl PRE 2.4 pt 2.97 6.4 3.0 Raptor + 32-0-0 + nis POST 0.25 pt + 1% + 0.25% 3.09 5.3 1.8 Raptor + Basagran POST 0.25 pt + 0.75 pt 3.26 5.7 2.7 + 32-0-0 + nis POST + 1% + 0.25% Raptor + 32-0-0 POST 0.25 pt + 1% 2.86 6.2 2.6 Untreated check 3.25 5.7 2.7 LSD 0.05 ns 0.9 ns a 32-0-0 = liquid fertilizer (URAN); nis = nonionic surfactant (X-77); Peas treated with Classic herbicide were not harvested due to severe crop injury. b PRE = preemergence; POST = postemergence. c Pea plants per acre (x 100,000).

Table 5. Crop injury, weed control, and yield parameters of green peas treated with several herbicides and herbicide combinations. Crop Weed Plant Pods/ Treatment a Timing b Rate injury control pop. c plant Yield product/a % % tons/a Raptor POST 0.25 pt 21 85 3.25 3.6 0.6 + 32-0-0 + nis POST + 1.5 qt + 0.25% Raptor POST 0.33 pt 28 85 4.11 3.8 0.7 + 32-0-0 + nis POST + 1.5 qt + 0.25% Prowl PRE 2.4 pt 0 81 3.65 4.9 2.2 Prowl + Raptor PRE + POST 2.4 pt + 0.25 pt 0 96 3.27 5.1 1.9 Treflan PPI 1.5 pt 0 40 3.59 4.2 1.6 Command PPI 1 pt 1 99 3.75 5.1 2.5 Spartan PRE 5.3 oz 1 81 3.36 5.0 1.6 Untreated check 0 0 3.64 3.9 1.5 LSD 0.05 3 14 ns 1.2 0.7 a 32-0-0 = liquid fertilizer (URAN); nis = nonionic surfactant (X-77). b PPI = preplant incorporated; PRE = preemergence; POST = postemergence. c Pea plants per acre (x 100,000).

Table 6. Effect of herbicides used in peas the previous year on fall rotational crops. Rotational crop (1998-99) Tulip 1998 pea Cabbage Wheat Flower Flower Avg. bulb treatment a Rate density biomass biomass number height weight product/a no./plot g/plot g/plot no./plotcm Raptor 0.25 pt 13 236 228 40 41 8.4 Raptor 0.33 pt 14 236 211 36 39 9.2 Prowl 2.4 pt 17 243 277 38 35 8.8 Prowl + Raptor 2.4 pt + 0.25 pt 14 246 260 40 40 8.8 Treflan 1.5 pt 16 253 232 33 40 8.3 Command 1 pt 22 226 253 37 40 7.7 Spartan 5.3 oz 21 260 259 30 34 8.0 Reflex 1.5 pt 20 198 211 37 35 8.6 Untreated check 20 273 294 37 40 8.5 LSD 0.05 ns ns ns ns ns ns

Table 7. Effect of herbicides used in peas the previous year on spring rotational crops. 1998 pea Rotational crop (1999) Sweet treatment a Rate Spinach Strawberry (four plants) Potato Cucumber corn biomass leaves runners daughters leaf area tubers dens no wt biomas product/a g/3 plts --------- number ----------- cm 2 kg/3 plts Raptor 0.25 pt 455.0 12 5 5 4664 6.4 27 55 1.6 1049.0 Raptor 0.33 pt 1 203.8 13 6 5 4150 6.8 30 61 1.5 615.8 Prowl 2.4 pt 664.0 12 5 4 5362 6.0 24 55 1.5 571.3 Prowl + Raptor 2.4 pt + 0.25 pt 1110.0 12 5 5 6149 6.2 32 65 1.4 838.3 Treflan 1.5 pt 646.5 11 5 5 5121 6.0 28 60 1.3 508.0 Command 1 pt 1276.8 12 5 5 4549 6.6 33 70 1.4 728.3 Spartan 5.3 oz 929.5 13 6 4 6089 5.7 23 47 0.9 400.8 Reflex 1.5 pt 572.0 15 7 6 5667 7.3 29 68 1.5 504.5 Untreated check 673.5 11 5 4 5435 6.7 26 60 1.1 664.8 LSD 0.05 ns 2 1 ns 1280 ns ns ns ns 252.7 Yield a 32-0-0 = liquid fertilizer (URAN); nis = nonionic surfactant (X-77). b PPI = preplant incorporated; PRE = preemergence; POST = postemergence. c Pea plants per acre (x 100,000).