The phytotoxicity of soil-applied herbicides is enhanced in the first-year post strategic deep tillage

Edwards, T. J.; Davies, S. L.; Yates, R. J.; Rose, M.; Howieson, J. G.; OHara, G.; Steel, E. J.; Hall, D. J.

doi:10.1016/J.STILL.2023.105734

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Soil and Tillage Research · 2023

The phytotoxicity of soil-applied herbicides is enhanced in the first-year post strategic deep tillage

Edwards, T. J., Davies, S. L., Yates, R. J., Rose, M., Howieson, J. G., OHara, G., Steel, E. J., Hall, D. J.

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wheat grain yield

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deep mixing and soil inversion, agreeing individual variants vs. no deep tillage control (minimum tillage)significant · 2020 harvest · Esperance · Both methods; Fig7; first season

Depth	Texture	Clay	pH	Organic C	Bulk density
0–10 cm	pale deep sand	2.42 %	6 pH	0.88 %	–
10–20 cm	–	3.39 %	5.4 pH	0.6 %	–
20–30 cm	–	2.43 %	5.55 pH	0.33 %	–
30–40 cm	–	1.93 %	5.73 pH	0.17 %	–
40–60 cm	–	6.09 %	5.85 pH	0.12 %	–
60–80 cm	–	6.1 %	6.05 pH	0.09 %	–
80–100 cm	–	37.88 %	6.65 pH	0.17 %	–

0–10 cm	gradational coloured sand	3.46 %	5.95 pH	0.43 %	–
10–20 cm	–	6.1 %	5.27 pH	0.25 %	–
20–30 cm	–	7.74 %	4.92 pH	0.16 %	–
30–40 cm	–	7.88 %	5.08 pH	0.13 %	–
40–50 cm	–	7.97 %	5.67 pH	0.12 %	–
50–60 cm	–	7.69 %	5.63 pH	0.1 %	–
60–70 cm	–	8.56 %	5.68 pH	0.1 %	–

The phytotoxicity of soil-applied herbicides is enhanced in the first-year post strategic deep tillage

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