The Effects of Residual Herbicide Injury and Seed Quality on Cotton Growth, Development and Yield

Tuesday, January 5, 2021: 2:00 PM
Mitchell K Williams , NC State University
Keith L. Edmisten , North Carolina State University
Guy D. Collins , North Carolina State University
Lori Unruh Snyder , NC State University
Charlie Cahoon , North Carolina State University
Emily H Griffith , North Carolina State University
Phillip S. Lassiter , North Carolina State University
Ethan R Foote , North Carolina State University
Cotton seed quality is highly correlated to stand establishment and early season seedling vigor, especially when planting in suboptimal or cool conditions. Additionally, other stresses may further influence stand establishment and vigor, such as potential injury from residual pre-emergence herbicides. Field experiments were initiated in 2020 in North Carolina to investigate the additive effect or interactions between seed quality and residual herbicides on growth, development, and yield of cotton.