| dc.description.abstract | Field experiments on the effectiveness and selectivity of herbicides use several active ingredients; there were Sulfentrazone, Ethyl Pirazosulfuron, and Oxifluorfen with two varieties, there were Peleton and Kanton Tavi. The purpose of the study was to discover the most effective and selective herbicide active ingredients. The study was conducted from February to May 2019. This study used a randomized block design with seven treatments, namely A (control), B (oxyfluorfen, Peleton), C (etil pirazosulfuron, Peleton), D (sulfentrazone, Peleton), E (oxyfluorfen, Kanton Tavi), F (etil pirazosulfuron, Kanton Tavi), G (sulfentrazone, Kanton Tavi). Each treatment was repeated four times. The data were analyzed used analysis of variance (ANOVA); further testing used the DMRT test with a 5% level. The results showed that the application of herbicides made from sulfentrazone, ethyl pirazosulfuron, oxyfluorfen in Peleton varieties, and Kanton Tavi could suppress weed growth in the research area. The best weed control results were shown by herbicide treatment with sulfentrazone as an active ingredient in the Kanton Tavi variant. The best long bean production results were demonstrated by herbicide treatment with sulfentrazone in Peleton varieties. The application of herbicides with active oxyfluorfen made no symptoms of phytotoxicity but decreased the yield of kanton tavi varieties and peleton varieties. | en_US |
