Hilmi TORUN - Weed Science, Biological Control Research Institute, ۰۱۳۲۱ Yüreğir/Adana-Turkey
Feyzullah Nezihi UYGUR

This study was conducted between ۲۰۱۳ and ۲۰۱۵ to determine the changes in the populations of wild oat (Avena sterilis L.) coverages, resistance and weed coverages based on the crop rotation applied at fields where wheat was being grown in Osmaniye Province and to reveal the relationship between the crop rotations and the resistance developed in wild oat by Clodinafop-propargyl with the Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase (ACCase) mode of action, Mesosulfuron-methyl + Iodosulfuron-methyl sodium and Pyroxsulam of the Acetolactate Synthetase (ALS) effect mechanism. By determining crop rotation systems for May and August in ۱۰۳ fields selected in the year ۲۰۱۳, the coverage changes in the populations of wild oat and weeds and the resistance in wild oat poulations were determined. As a result, ۴۸ different crop rotation systems were determined, wild oat resistance disappeared in the wheat + sunflower + sunflower rotation which was one of the most frequently preferred rotation, while the resistance index (RI) of wild oat against the ACCase inhibitor fell (RI<۲.۰۰) in the two-crop rotations involving maize as wheat/maize + maize + maize, wheat/maize + wheat/maize + wheat, wheat + wheat/maize + wheat and wheat/maize + wheat/maize + maize. In the three-crop rotation systems, resistance against ALS decreased in wheat/peanut + wheat/sesame + wheat, and resistance against ACCase decreased in wheat/maize + maize/peanut + peanut. It was revealed that the producers did not prefer four crop rotation much, and fallow did not change resistance indices. The wild oat resistant populations and coverages in the Osmaniye Province were determined for the first time, and the interactions of crop rotations are presented.

ACCase and ALS herbicides, Avena sterilis L, Coverage, Crop rotations, Resistance