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1 May (005.) ARM Data Verification Page 1 of 10 Crop Code SEGIN SEGIN SEGIN SEGIN SEGIN SEGIN Common sesa> Common sesa> Common sesa> Common sesa> Common sesa> Common sesa> Part Rated PLANT C PLANT C PLANT C PLANT C PLANT C PLANT C Rating Date Jul Jul Aug Aug Dec Dec Rating Type PHYGEN PHYGEN PHYGEN PHYGEN PHYGEN MOICON Rating Unit % % % % % % Number of Subsamples Assessed By J. Rose J. Rose J. Rose J. Rose J. Rose J. Rose Days After First/Last Applic Trt-Eval Interval 13 DA-A 13 DA-A 7 DA-A 41 DA-A 150 DA-A 158 DA-A Plot Sub
2 May (005.) ARM Data Verification Page of 10 Crop Code SEGIN SEGIN SEGIN SEGIN SEGIN SEGIN Common sesa> Common sesa> Common sesa> Common sesa> Common sesa> Common sesa> Part Rated PLANT C PLANT C PLANT C PLANT C PLANT C PLANT C Rating Date Jul Jul Aug Aug Dec Dec Rating Type PHYGEN PHYGEN PHYGEN PHYGEN PHYGEN MOICON Rating Unit % % % % % % Number of Subsamples Assessed By J. Rose J. Rose J. Rose J. Rose J. Rose J. Rose Days After First/Last Applic Trt-Eval Interval 13 DA-A 13 DA-A 7 DA-A 41 DA-A 150 DA-A 158 DA-A Plot Sub Sort Order: Assessment (Serpentine within blocks)
3 May (005.) ARM Data Verification Page 3 of 10 Crop Code Part Rated Rating Date Rating Type Rating Unit Number of Subsamples Assessed By Days After First/Last Applic. Trt-Eval Interval Plot Sub SEGIN SEGIN Common sesa> Common sesa> PLANT C PLANT C Dec Dec WEIGHT YIELD LB lb/ac 1 1 J. Rose DA-A 158 DA-A TY
4 May (005.) ARM Data Verification Page 4 of 10 Crop Code Part Rated Rating Date Rating Type Rating Unit Number of Subsamples Assessed By Days After First/Last Applic. Trt-Eval Interval Plot Sub SEGIN SEGIN Common sesa> Common sesa> PLANT C PLANT C Dec Dec WEIGHT YIELD LB lb/ac 1 1 J. Rose DA-A 158 DA-A TY
5 May (005.) ARM Site Description Page 5 of 10 Investigator: Jack Rose General Trial Information Conducted Under GLP: No Conducted Under GEP: No Investigator: Jack Rose Harvested Width, Unit: 6 FT Harvested Length, Unit: 30 FT % Standard Moisture: 6 Crop Description Site and Design Treated Plot Width: 6 FT Treated Plot Length: 5 FT Treated Plot Area: 150 FT Treatments: 11 Replications: 3 Study Design: RACOBL Randomized Complete Block (RCB) A Application Date: Jul Appl. Start Time: 7:30 AM Appl. Stop Time: 8:30 AM Application Method: SPRAY Application Timing: PREPRE Application Placement: BROSOI Applied By: J. Rose Air Temperature, Unit: 76 f % Relative Humidity: 93 Wind Velocity, Unit: 1 MPH Wind Direction: S Dew Presence (Y/N): N no Soil Temperature, Unit: 80 F Soil Moisture: good % Cloud Cover: 100 Application Description No. Date By Deviations 1.Jul J. Rose Treatments 7 and 10 not sprayed Reasons: Bottle failure Crop Code SEGIN SEGIN SEGIN SEGIN SEGIN Common sesame Common sesame Common sesame Common sesame Common sesame Part Rated PLANT C PLANT C PLANT C PLANT C PLANT C Rating Date Jul Jul Aug Aug Dec Rating Type PHYGEN PHYGEN PHYGEN PHYGEN PHYGEN Rating Unit % % % % % Number of Subsamples Assessed By J. Rose J. Rose J. Rose J. Rose J. Rose Days After First/Last Applic Trt-Eval Interval 13 DA-A 13 DA-A 7 DA-A 41 DA-A 150 DA-A AL AA Trt Treatment Rate No. Name Rate Unit Untreated 0.0 d 4.3 cd 3.3 b 0.0 b AFFORIA.5 oz/a 1.5 a 1.1 bc 6.7 b 0.0 b 3 Starane Ultra 0.66 pt/a 0. d 8.6 bcd 0.0 b 0.0 b 4 Gramoxone Inteon 3 pt/a 0.0 d 1.1 d.5 b 0.0 b 5 Sharpen fl oz/a 0.4 cd 1.5 bcd.5 b 5.0 b
6 May (005.) ARM AOV Means Table Page 6 of 10 Crop Code SEGIN SEGIN SEGIN SEGIN SEGIN Common sesame Common sesame Common sesame Common sesame Common sesame Part Rated PLANT C PLANT C PLANT C PLANT C PLANT C Rating Date Jul Jul Aug Aug Dec Rating Type PHYGEN PHYGEN PHYGEN PHYGEN PHYGEN Rating Unit % % % % % Number of Subsamples Assessed By J. Rose J. Rose J. Rose J. Rose J. Rose Days After First/Last Applic Trt-Eval Interval 13 DA-A 13 DA-A 7 DA-A 41 DA-A 150 DA-A AL AA Trt Treatment Rate No. Name Rate Unit Valor oz/a 1.4 a.1 bc.5 b 6.7 ab 7 Fierce 3 oz/a 8,4-D Amine pt/a 0.8 bc 14.8 bcd 1.7 b 0.0 b 9 Clarity pt/a 0.9 b 7.0 a 78.3 a 63.3 a 10 Affinity BroadSpec 1 oz/a 11 Facet 3 fl oz/a 0.0 d 8.1 b 5.0 b 0.0 b COC pt/a AMS 8.5 lb/100 gal LSD P= Standard Deviation CV Bartlett's X P(Bartlett's X) Skewness *.1476* * Kurtosis * 1.584
7 May (005.) ARM AOV Means Table Page 7 of 10 Crop Code Part Rated Rating Date Rating Type Rating Unit Number of Subsamples Assessed By Days After First/Last Applic. Trt-Eval Interval Trt Treatment Rate No. Name Rate Unit 1 Untreated AFFORIA.5 oz/a 3 Starane Ultra 0.66 pt/a 4 Gramoxone Inteon 3 pt/a 5 Sharpen fl oz/a SEGIN SEGIN SEGIN Common sesame Common sesame Common sesame PLANT C PLANT C PLANT C Dec Dec Dec MOICON WEIGHT YIELD % LB lb/ac J. Rose J. Rose DA-A 158 DA-A 158 DA-A ET6 TY a a b b a a ab ab ab ab
8 May (005.) ARM AOV Means Table Page 8 of 10 Crop Code Part Rated Rating Date Rating Type Rating Unit Number of Subsamples Assessed By Days After First/Last Applic. Trt-Eval Interval Trt Treatment Rate No. Name Rate Unit 6 Valor oz/a 7 Fierce 3 oz/a 8,4-D Amine pt/a 9 Clarity pt/a 10 Affinity BroadSpec 1 oz/a 11 Facet 3 fl oz/a COC pt/a AMS 8.5 lb/100 gal LSD P=.05 Standard Deviation CV Bartlett's X P(Bartlett's X) Skewness Kurtosis SEGIN SEGIN SEGIN Common sesame Common sesame Common sesame PLANT C PLANT C PLANT C Dec Dec Dec MOICON WEIGHT YIELD % LB lb/ac J. Rose J. Rose DA-A 158 DA-A 158 DA-A ET6 TY b b ab ab c c ab ab
9 May (005.) ARM AOV Means Table Page 9 of 10 Randomized Complete Block (RCB) AOV For SEGIN Common sesame PLANT C Jul PHYGEN % 1 J. Rose DA-A AL (Data Column ) Total Replicate Treatment Error Randomized Complete Block (RCB) AOV For SEGIN Common sesame PLANT C Aug PHYGEN % 1 J. Rose DA-A AA (Data Column 3) Total Replicate Treatment Error Randomized Complete Block (RCB) AOV For SEGIN Common sesame PLANT C Aug PHYGEN % 1 J. Rose DA-A (Data Column 4) Total Replicate Treatment Error Randomized Complete Block (RCB) AOV For SEGIN Common sesame PLANT C Dec PHYGEN % 1 J. Rose DA-A (Data Column 5) Total Replicate Treatment Error Randomized Complete Block (RCB) AOV For SEGIN Common sesame PLANT C Dec MOICON % 1 J. Rose DA-A ET6 (Data Column 6) Total Replicate Treatment Error Randomized Complete Block (RCB) AOV For SEGIN Common sesame PLANT C Dec WEIGHT LB 1 J. Rose DA-A (Data Column 7) Total Replicate Treatment Error Randomized Complete Block (RCB) AOV For SEGIN Common sesame PLANT C Dec YIELD lb/ac DA-A TY1 1 (Data Column 8) Total Replicate Treatment Error Crop Code SEGIN, BDIC, Sesamum indicum, Common sesame = US Part Rated PLANT = plant C = Crop is Part Rated Rating Type PHYGEN = phytotoxicity - general / injury MOICON = moisture content WEIGHT = weight YIELD = yield Rating Unit % = percent LB = pound lb/ac = pounds per acre Assessed By J. Rose = TDA AL = Automatic log transformation of X+1 AA = Automatic arcsine square root % transformation ET6 = Excluded treatment 6 TY1 = 4.0*[7]*(100-[6])/94
10 May (005.) ARM Trial Treatments Page 10 of 10 Trt Treatment Form Form Form Rate No. Type Name Conc Unit Type Rate Unit 1 CHK Untreated HERB AFFORIA 50.8 % WG.5 oz/a 3 HERB Starane Ultra.8 LBA/GAL EC 0.66 pt/a 4 HERB Gramoxone Inteon LB/GAL L 3 pt/a 5 HERB Sharpen.85 LBA/GAL SC fl oz/a 6 HERB Valor 51 %AW/W WG oz/a 7 HERB Fierce 76 %AW/W WG 3 oz/a 8 HERB,4-D Amine 4 LBA/GAL L pt/a 9 HERB Clarity 4 LBAE/GAL EC pt/a 10 HERB Affinity BroadSpec 50 % WG 1 oz/a 11 HERB Facet 1.5 LBAE/GAL L 3 fl oz/a -quinclorac ADJ COC pt/a FERT AMS 8.5 lb/100 gal Replications: 3, Untreated treatments: 1, Design: Randomized Complete Block (RCB), Treatment units: US standard, Treated 'Plot' experimental unit size Width: 6 feet, Treated 'Plot' experimental unit size Length: 5 feet, Application volume: 0 GAL/AC, Mix size: liters, Format definitions: G-All7.def, G-All7.frm Product quantities required for listed treatments and applications of trials included in this table: Amount* Unit Treatment Name Form Conc Form Unit Form Type Lot Code 1.87 g AFFORIA 50.8 % WG 8.50 ml Starane Ultra.8 LBA/GAL EC ml Gramoxone Inteon LB/GAL L 1.56 ml Sharpen.85 LBA/GAL SC g Valor 51 %AW/W WG.47 g Fierce 76 %AW/W WG ml,4-d Amine 4 LBA/GAL L ml Clarity 4 LBAE/GAL EC g Affinity BroadSpec 50 % WG ml Facet 1.5 LBAE/GAL L * 'Per area' calculations based on spray volume= 0 GAL/AC, mix size= liters (mix size basis).
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