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B. Konstantinović et al.<br />

susceptible to herbicide imazethapyr action, for decay occurred after<br />

application of the second rate of 0.08 kg a.i. imazethapyr/l.<br />

Based upon resistance level obtained by foliage fresh weight<br />

measurement (Table 2), resistance was confirmed for populations from<br />

locality Krivaja (4*), with a slight probability that herbicide showed low<br />

efficiency. For biotype from locality Kikinda an early indication of resistance<br />

was determined, but with a possibility of herbicide efficiency reduction.<br />

Population from locality Becej remained susceptible to the applied herbicide.<br />

Resistance index of all measured parameters (Table 3) suggests that<br />

biotype from the locality Krivaja acquired the highest resistance to the<br />

applied rates of the herbicide imazethapir. Populations from locality Becej<br />

(IR = 0.99 - 1) and Kikinda (IR = 0.53 – 1) showed high susceptibility to<br />

herbicide imazethapyr.<br />

Conclusion<br />

Based upon results of the resistance studies of different populations<br />

of the weed species Amaranthus retroflexus L. to herbicide imazethapyr, it<br />

can be concluded that intensive use of ALS inhibiting herbicides caused<br />

reduced susceptibility of weed species Amaranthus retroflexus L. population<br />

to imazethapyr. The biotype from the site Krivaja showed the highest<br />

resistance to the applied rates of herbicide imazethapyr. Biotype from the<br />

locality Becej showed reduced susceptibility to the applied herbicide (RI =<br />

0.99 – 1.0). The highest susceptibility to the applied rates of the herbicide<br />

imazethapyr was found in the biotype from Kikinda (RI = 0.53 – 1.0).<br />

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