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Brachiaria ruziziensis and herbicide on the yield of upland rice

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Figure 1  - Evaluation of rice yield considering different managements of Brachiaria ruziziensis before rice planting.
Figure 2 - Dry mass accumulation from plants of Brachiaria ruziziensis (grams per pot), considering days in relation of rice planting day
Table 4  - Evaluation of yield components and yield of rice grown in greenhouse under different treatments.Santo Antônio de Goiás-GO, Brasil, 2009

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