"Response of Setaria faberii to High Lime Soils" by Nancy Huang and Russell S. Adams Jr.

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Response of Setaria faberii to High Lime Soils

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Nancy Huang, University of Minnesota
Russell S. Adams Jr., University of Minnesota

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Article

Publication Date

1977

Keywords

Setaria faberii; Growth (Plants); Plants--Effect of soil acidity on; Weeds--Control

Abstract

Setaria faberii (giant foxtail) was observed to grow poorly in some calcareous soils or upon the addition of calcium carbonate to some acid soils. The data suggest that liming might be a feasible and practical tool in the control of this major weed pest.

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Huang, N., & Adams, R. S. (1977). Response of Setaria faberii to High Lime Soils. Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science, Vol. 43 No.3, 2-5.
Retrieved from https://digitalcommons.morris.umn.edu/jmas/vol43/iss3/2

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