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7/23/2019 RS EffectOfPGRStrategies http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/rs-effectofpgrstrategies 1/2 EffectofPGRStrategiesontheYieldsofNew CottonVarieties  Akeyfactorinproducinghighyieldingcottonismanagingthe perennialandindeterminategrowthhabitofthecottonplantwithplant growthregulators(PGRs).ProperuseofPGRscanbecriticalfor maximizingyieldsinanygivenyearandmismanagementofPGRs canresultinreducedyields. When determining the proper application timing of PGRs, several factors such as soil type, soil fertility, irrigation and field history should be taken into account. EnvironmentalfactorscanalsoinfluencePGRstrategiesandtheir effectiveness.However,understandingaparticularvariety’sgrowth habitandit’sresponsetoaPGRapplicationisoneofthemost importantfactorsindevelopingsoundplantgrowthmanagement strategies Plant response to PGRs can vary depending on the cotton variety, plant genetics and the environment during and after application.Thismakesablanketrecommendationvery difficultandoftenimpractical. Study guidelines InordertobetterunderstandthegrowthhabitsandresponseofthenewDeltapine ® Classof‘09cottonvarieties, studieswerecarriedoutatTheLearningCenteratScott,MStoinvestigatetheeffectsoflightandheavyPGR managementstrategies.FivenewDeltapineClassof‘09varieties  (DP 0912B2RF, DP 0924B2RF, DP 0924B2RF, DP 0935B2RF and DP 0949B2RF) andacheck(DP555BG/RR)wereplantedintoirrigatedandnon-irrigatedstudiesona siltyloamsoilonMay12 th .Experimentaldesignationsandthecorrespondingcommercialdesignationsaregivenin Table1.Thefieldwasfertilizedwith120lbsofnitrogenperacre,30lbsofphosphorusperacre,and120lbsof potassiumperacre.Theirrigatedportionofthestudyreceived5irrigationsandthetriallocationreceived15inofrain duringthegrowingseason.Cottonvarietiesweresetupin8rowplotswith4rowsreceivingthelightmanagement strategyand4rowsreceivingtheheavymanagementstrategy.ForthelightPGRstrategy,16fl/ozofPix ® peracre andwasappliedatearlybloom.IntheheavyPixstrategy,8fl/ozperacrewasappliedatmatchheadsquare,16fl/oz atearlybloom,and16fl/ozatmidbloom.Plotswereharvestedwithacommercialcottonpickeradaptedtoharvest individualplots.Seedcottonwasginnedandweighedin Scott,MStodeterminelintyieldperacre.   Study Results Responsesofthevariousvarietieswereconsistentacross boththenon-irrigatedandirrigatedplots(Figures1&2)as relativeyielddifferencesweresimilarwithrespecttoPGR strategyregardlessofwaterinputs.LowPGRstrategies resultedinnumericallyhigheryieldsforfourofthefivenew Classof‘09varietiesacrossbothwaterregimes.DP 0935B2RFbrandwastheexceptiontothistrendasithad numericallyhigheryieldswiththehighPGRregimewithlint yieldsof10and23lbs/Amore.Thelargestdifferencesseen betweenthetwoPGRregimeswereamongDP0920B2RFat 167and148lbs/AandDP0949B2RFbrandsat273and151lbs/A.DP555BRperformedasexpectedasithad higheryieldswithmorePGRsappliedresultingina27and177lb/Ayieldadvantage. Conclusions  Asexpected,thecottonvarietiesrespondeddifferentlytoPGRapplications.Thesimilartrendsbetweenthenon- irrigatedandirrigatedplotssuggestalevelofcontinuityintheresearchresults.Insevenoutoftwelvecomparisons betweenthehighandlowPGRstrategies,yielddifferenceswerelessthan70lbs/A.Thelargestyielddifferences amongthenewvarietieswereseenbetweenDP0949B2RFandDP0920B2RF,suggestingthatlowertotalamounts ofPGRsmaybeagoodtooltomaximizeyieldpotentialofthesevarieties.Careshouldbetakentomonitorall varietieswithrespecttotheirgrowthpatterns;lookingat4thand5thinternodedistances,soilmoisture,agronomic The Learning Center at Scott, Mississippi 2008 Research Summary 2008 Research Summary  2 8 2 9 Experimental Designation Commercial Brand 07W505B2R2 DP0912B2RF 07W901B2R2 DP0920B2RF DP0924B2RF DP0935B2RF 07W514B2R2 DP0949B2RF Table1.2008experimentaldesignationsaslistedatthe LearningCenteratScott,MSand2009commercialbrand namesgiventothecottonvarietiesinthisexperiment.

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EffectofPGRStrategiesontheYieldsofNew

CottonVarieties Akeyfactorinproducinghighyieldingcottonismanagingtheperennialandindeterminategrowthhabitofthecottonplantwithplantgrowthregulators(PGRs).ProperuseofPGRscanbecriticalformaximizingyieldsinanygivenyearandmismanagementofPGRs

canresultinreducedyields.When determining the proper

application timing of PGRs, several factors such as soil type, soilfertility, irrigation and field history should be taken into account.EnvironmentalfactorscanalsoinfluencePGRstrategiesandtheireffectiveness.However,understandingaparticularvariety’sgrowthhabitandit’sresponsetoaPGRapplicationisoneofthemostimportantfactorsindevelopingsoundplantgrowthmanagement

strategiesPlant response to PGRs can vary depending on the cotton

variety, plant genetics and the environment during and after application.Thismakesablanketrecommendationverydifficultandoftenimpractical.

Study guidelines

InordertobetterunderstandthegrowthhabitsandresponseofthenewDeltapine®Classof‘09cottonvarieties,studieswerecarriedoutatTheLearningCenteratScott,MStoinvestigatetheeffectsoflightandheavyPGR

managementstrategies.FivenewDeltapineClassof‘09varieties (DP 0912B2RF, DP 0924B2RF, DP 0924B2RF, DP0935B2RF and DP 0949B2RF) andacheck(DP555BG/RR)wereplantedintoirrigatedandnon-irrigatedstudiesonasiltyloamsoilonMay12

th.Experimentaldesignationsandthecorrespondingcommercialdesignationsaregivenin

Table1.Thefieldwasfertilizedwith120lbsofnitrogenperacre,30lbsofphosphorusperacre,and120lbsofpotassiumperacre.Theirrigatedportionofthestudyreceived5irrigationsandthetriallocationreceived15inofrainduringthegrowingseason.Cottonvarietiesweresetupin8rowplotswith4rowsreceivingthelightmanagementstrategyand4rowsreceivingtheheavymanagementstrategy.ForthelightPGRstrategy,16fl/ozofPix®peracre

andwasappliedatearlybloom.IntheheavyPixstrategy,8fl/ozperacrewasappliedatmatchheadsquare,16fl/ozatearlybloom,and16fl/ozatmidbloom.Plotswereharvestedwithacommercialcottonpickeradaptedtoharvestindividualplots.SeedcottonwasginnedandweighedinScott,MStodeterminelintyieldperacre. 

Study Results

Responsesofthevariousvarietieswereconsistentacrossboththenon-irrigatedandirrigatedplots(Figures1&2)asrelativeyielddifferencesweresimilarwithrespecttoPGRstrategyregardlessofwaterinputs.LowPGRstrategiesresultedinnumericallyhigheryieldsforfourofthefivenewClassof‘09varietiesacrossbothwaterregimes.DP0935B2RFbrandwastheexceptiontothistrendasithad

numericallyhigheryieldswiththehighPGRregimewithlintyieldsof10and23lbs/Amore.ThelargestdifferencesseenbetweenthetwoPGRregimeswereamongDP0920B2RFat167and148lbs/AandDP0949B2RFbrandsat273and151lbs/A.DP555BRperformedasexpectedasithadhigheryieldswithmorePGRsappliedresultingina27and177lb/Ayieldadvantage.

Conclusions

 Asexpected,thecottonvarietiesrespondeddifferentlytoPGRapplications.Thesimilartrendsbetweenthenon-irrigatedandirrigatedplotssuggestalevelofcontinuityintheresearchresults.InsevenoutoftwelvecomparisonsbetweenthehighandlowPGRstrategies,yielddifferenceswerelessthan70lbs/A.ThelargestyielddifferencesamongthenewvarietieswereseenbetweenDP0949B2RFandDP0920B2RF,suggestingthatlowertotalamountsofPGRsmaybeagoodtooltomaximizeyieldpotentialofthesevarieties.Careshouldbetakentomonitorallvarietieswithrespecttotheirgrowthpatterns;lookingat4thand5thinternodedistances,soilmoisture,agronomic

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Experimental Designation Commercial Brand

07W505B2R2 DP0912B2RF

07W901B2R2 DP0920B2RF

DP0924B2RF

DP0935B2RF

07W514B2R2 DP0949B2RF

Table1.2008experimentaldesignationsaslistedatthe

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practicesandweatherpatternstomakePGRapplicationdecisionsontheseandallcottonvarieties.Thisstudygivesasnapshotofonlyonegrowthenvironment,oflocationandyear,butmayprovideinsightintogeneralrecommendationsofwhattolookforintheDeltapineClassof‘09varieties.

 

Note:Theseresultsarenotintendedto

provideyouwithablueprintonhowtogrow

anyspecificvarietybutmerelytogivethe

benefitofsomeresearchwiththem.Your

experienceandknowledgewillremainan

invaluablecomponenttothesuccessfulmanagementofanyvariety.This

informationisbeingprovidedtoyoutoaid

 youinmakingdecisionsandgivingadvice

regardingthemanagementofthese

varieties.Theinformationisnotintended

tototallysupplantyourexperienceand

knowledgebaseonthepropermanagement

ofyourindividualcrops.

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