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亞太雜草學會議程資訊APWSS 2003
APWSS Executive Committee
Weed Science Society of the Philippines
19th Conference Organizing Committee
Co-Organizers
Sponsors
Summary of Schedule of Activities
Conference Arrangements
WEED SCIENCE SOCIETY OF THE PHILIPPINES, INC.
President Mr. Jose J. Cruz
Vice President Dr. Madonna C. Casimero
Secretary Prof. Analiza Henedina M. Ramirez
Treasurer Mr. Joel D. Janiya
Auditor Dr. Gil L. Magsino
Business Manager Mr. Napoleon T. Saavedra
Board Members Dr. Aurora M. Baltazar
Dr. Enrique C. Paller
Mr. Domingo C. Navarez
Ms. Priscilla M. Barcial
Immediate Past President Mr. Lorenzo E. Fabro
19th CONFERENCE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Chair Dr. Aurora M. Baltazar
Vice Chair Mr. Jose J. Cruz
Secretary Prof. Analiza Henedina M. Ramirez
Committees
Dr. Santiago R. Obien (Chair) Mr. Jose J. Cruz (Chair)
Dr. James E. Hill Dr. Gil L. Magsino
Dr. A. Martin Mortimer Mr. Felicitos V. Palis
Dr. Barney P. Caton
Dr. Madonna C. Casimero (Chair)
Ms. Analiza Henedina M. Ramirez (Chair) Mr. Joel D. Janiya
Ms. Ana A. Eusebio-Cope Ms. Ria Alma P. Driza
Ms. Ofelia S. Namuco Ms. Josephine B. Lasquite
Dr. Madonna C. Casimero Mr. Joel D. Janiya (Chair)
Ms. Priscilla M. Barcial Dr. Juliana S. Manuel
Ms. Analiza Henedina M. Ramirez
Registration Airport/Reception
Mr. Napoleon T. Saavedra (Chair) Mr. Felicitos V. Palis
Ms. Analiza Henedina M. Ramirez Mr. Jomar P. Cruz
Mr. Joel D. Janiya
Dr. Enrique C. Paller (Chair) Dr. Juliana S. Manuel (Chair)
Dr. Gil L. Magsino Dr. Eric M. Johnson
Mr. Lorenzo E. Fabro Mr. Arthur R. Baria
Ms. Ana A. Eusebio-Cope Dr. Arnold B. Estrada
Ms. Ofelia S. Namuco Mr. Allan R. Velilla
Ms. Priscilla M. Barcial Mr. Jose A. Criador
Ms. Analiza M. Ramirez (Chair) Dr. Madonna C. Casimero (Chair)
Mr. Joel D. Janiya Dr. Sosimo Ma. Pablico
Mr. Jose J. Cruz Mr. Joel D. Janiya
Ms. Priscilla M. Barcial (Chair) Dr. Gil L. Magsino (Chair)
Ms. Ana A. Eusebio-Cope Mr. Lorenzo E. Fabro
Ms. Ofelia S. Namuco Mr. Simeon P. Cuyson
Mr. Felicitos V. Palis
Mr. Allan R. Velilla ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Mr. Walter C. Moraga
Mr. Edwin B. Martin Dr. S.K. De Datta
Ms. Leilani M. Juliano Dr. James E. Hill
Dr. Juliana S. Manuel
Dr. A. Martin Mortime
Website Committee Dr. Santiago R. Obien
Dr. Enrique C. Paller
Mr. Joel D. Janiya Mr. Francisco L. Punzalan
CO-ORGANIZERS
Bayer CropScience
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Research (DA-BAR)
CropLife Philippines Inc.
Dow AgroSciences B.V. Philippines
Dupont Far East Inc. Philippines
FMC Chemicals International S. A.
Monsanto Philippines Inc.
Kumiai Chemical Industries, Inc.
Pest Management Council of the Philippines (PMCP)
Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice)
Syngenta Philippines Inc.
AgChem Manufacturing Corporation
Aldiz Incorporated
Arysta Agro Philippines, Inc.
BASF Philippines Inc.
Biostadt AgriSciences Inc.
Crop King Chemicals Inc.
International Rice Research Institute (IRRI)
Jardine Davies Inc.
Leads Agri Products Corporation
Philippine Council for Agriculture and Resources
Research and Development (PCARRD)
Philippine Convention and Visitors’ Corporation
Trans World Trading Corporation
Zagro Corporation
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Room 1 Visayas |
Room 2 Romblon
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Room 3 Leyte
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Posters & Exhibits (GPB Foyer) |
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March 16 Sunday
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1330 - 2100 |
Registration (Lobby Lounge) Setting up of posters and trade exhibits (GPB Foyer) |
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March 17 Monday
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0800 - 1000
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Registration (Lobby Lounge) Setting up of posters and trade exhibits (GPB Foyer) |
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1000 - 1200
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Opening Program (Ballroom) |
Posters & Exhibits (GPB Foyer) |
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1330 - 1700
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Plenary Session I (Luzon) |
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1800 - 2200 |
Welcome Reception (Garden) |
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March 18 Tuesday |
0800 - 1200
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Plenary Session II (Luzon) |
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1330 - 1700
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Concurrent Session 1 (Visayas) |
Concurrent Session 2 (Romblon) |
Concurrent Session 3 (Leyte) |
Posters & Exhibits (GPB Foyer) |
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1900 - 2100
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APWSS Executive Meeting (Negros) |
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March 19 Wednesday |
0600 - 1800
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Field trip (Tagaytay, Lumban Embroidery, and International Rice Research Institute) |
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20 March Thursday |
0800 - 1000
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Plenary Session III (Luzon) |
Posters & Exhibits (GPB Foyer) |
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1000 - 1200
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General Business Meeting (Luzon) |
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1330 - 1700
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Concurrent Session 4 (Visayas) |
Concurrent Session 5 (Romblon) |
Concurrent Session 6 (Leyte) |
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March 21 Friday |
0800 - 1200
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Special Symposium on GMOs (Luzon) |
Posters & Exhibits (GPB Foyer) |
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1330 - 1700 |
Concurrent Session 7 (Visayas) |
Concurrent Session 8 (Romblon) |
Concurrent Session 9 (Leyte) |
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1900 - 2130
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Banquet and Closing Ceremonies (Davao)
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All plenary and concurrent sessions, symposium, posters, trade exhibits, evening functions and committee meetings will take place at the Westin Philippine Plaza Hotel.
The registration desk will be located at the lobby lounge of the hotel. Early registration will take place on March 16, 2003 from 1330 to 2100 hours. On March 17-20, 2003, registration will be from 0800 to 1700 hours at the lobby lounge. A secretariat desk will also be available at the lobby lounge.
Oral and poster papers and trade exhibits are in English.
The sessions and schedules of paper presentations are given in the program. Invited plenary speakers are allotted 35-40 minutes for presentation and 5-10 minutes for questions and discussion. Voluntary papers in the concurrent sessions are allotted 10 minutes for presentation and 5 minutes for questions and discussion. Session chairs may decide to pool the time for questions for all papers until the end of each session.
Slides, transparencies and diskettes for projection should be submitted to the secretariat two hours before commencement of the session. Slides and overhead projectors and LCDs will be provided. All speakers are requested to submit a short CV on a prescribed form to their respective session chairs one hour before start of the session.
Session chairs are expected to check if the speakers are present, introduce briefly the speakers, moderate questions and discussions after each presentation and to keep speakers within time limits. Each session will have one-person in-charge of operating LCDs and projectors.
Posters will be on display at the GPB Foyer. Posters will be set up on March 16, 2003 in the afternoon or on March 17 at 0700 to 1000 hours before the opening ceremonies. Viewing of posters and trade exhibits will start on Monday, March 17 at 1300 hours until 1700 hours on Friday, March 21. Other details on setting up of posters and trade exhibits will be provided by the Secretariat or the Poster Committee.
Participants who plan to join the field trip are requested to sign up with the Secretariat. This is necessary for arranging transport to the site. There will be no transport charges for the field trip for registered participants. Light refreshments will be served and lunch will be served in a restaurant on the way to Lumban. Entrance fees to tourists’ spots will be borne by
participants. Participants who registered for the field trip are requested to assemble at the Westin Philippine Plaza Foyer at 0600 hrs on 19 March 2002. Other details on the trip will be available during registration.
Trade exhibits on agricultural chemicals, field equipment, protective apparel, books and publications and other related materials will also be on display. Exhibit booths are located at the GPB Foyer and will remain open from 0900 hrs on Monday, 17 March until 1700 hrs on Friday, 21 March.
Morning and afternoon snacks and lunch will be provided for registered participants. A vegetarian lunch menu may be arranged upon request. Lunches are served via meal vouchers, which will be given to registered participants. On the day of the field trip, light refreshments and lunch will be provided for those who have signed up for the field trip.
A welcome reception and fellowship night will be held in the evening of Monday, March 17, at the hotel garden. The banquet and closing ceremonies will be held in the evening of Friday, March 21 at the Davao room.
Travel and Tours (Pre- or Post-Conference)
Representatives of the Anscor-Casto Travel Agency will be available at the hotel lobby near the Secretariat to provide assistance to delegates planning to go on pre- or post-conference tours. For airport transport to hotel, e-mail or fax your arrival details to Ms. Evelyn Solis, e-mail address and fax numbers on page 26.
Since the 15th Conference in 1995, the APWSS Executive Committee has initiated a financial support scheme for young and deserving weed scientists from developing countries within the Asia-Pacific region to attend the Society’s conferences. A sum of US$1,000 is given to two to three participants selected by an Evaluation Panel based on a set of criteria. Applicants should not be more than 35 years of age and currently engaged actively in weed science research, teaching, extension or related activities.
APWSS, in collaboration with Monsanto, has sponsored the Best Paper and Best Poster Competition since the ninth conference in 1983 to promote and encourage high quality research in weed science. There are three awards each for Best Paper and Best Poster. Winners are selected by a team of judges based on a set of criteria. Prizes consist of a plaque and cash prize. Winners are announced and awards are presented at the closing ceremonies.
Day 1: Monday, March 17
0800 – 1000 Registration
1000-1200 Opening Ceremonies
Master of Ceremonies: Mr. Felicitos V. Palis, AgChem
Invocation - Dr. Gil L. Magsino, WSSP Board Member
National Anthem – Ms. Arvee Camille Nicolas
Opening Remarks – Mr. Jose J. Cruz, WSSP President
Welcome Remarks – Dr. Santiago R. Obien, APWSS Founding Member
Introduction of Keynote Speaker – Mr. Jose J. Cruz, WSSP President
Keynote Speech – Hon. Luis P. Lorenzo Jr.
Secretary, Department of Agriculture
History of APWSS/Closing Remarks – Dr. Aurora M. Baltazar
APWSS President
Plenary Session I: Developments in weed science research, teaching, and extension
Session chairs: Dr. Santiago R. Obien and Dr. Gil L. Magsino
1330-1415 Globalizing weed science and IPM research, education
and technology transfer
Dr. S.K. De Datta
Director, Office of International Research, Education and Development
Associate Dean, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
and Principal Investigator, IPM CRSP
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Blacksburg, VA, USA
1415-1500
Revitalizing weed science
education: New approaches
Dr. Roy K. Nishimoto
Professor, Department of Plant and Environmental Protection Sciences
and Dean, College of Agriculture
University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
1500-1530 Coffee break
1530-1615 Reaching out to farmers: Bridging the gap between research
and extension
Dr. Eliseo R. Ponce
Visiting Research Fellow, Philippine Institute of Development Studies
NEDA, Legaspi Village, Makati, Metro Manila
(Former Director, Bureau of Agricultural Research, Department of Agriculture)
1615-1700 Weed management technologies and systems at the small farm level
Dr. Enrique C. Paller
Professor, Department of Agronomy
University of the Philippines Los Baños
College, Laguna, Philippines
1900-2200 Welcome reception and fellowship night
Program Emcees: Dr. Madonna C. Casimero and Prof. Heidi M. Ramirez
Day 2: Tuesday, March 18
Plenary Session II: New herbicides, Weed shifts, Allelopathic crops
Session chairs: Dr. Philip S. Motooka and Dr. Rolinda T. Sanico
0800-0845 New herbicides and new application techniques
Dr. Koichi Yoneyama
Research Leader, Center for Research on Wild Plants
Utsonomiya University, Utsonomiya, Japan
0845-0930 Weed population shifts: Driving forces
International Rice Research Institute, Los Baños, Laguna, Philippines
0930-1015 Use of allelopathic cover crops and plant extracts with allelopathic activity
for weed control in sustainable agriculture
Dr. Yoshiharu Fujii and M. Hamano
Research Leader, Chemical Ecology Unit
National Institute for Agro-Environmental Sciences
Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan
1015-1030
Coffee break
1030-1200 Book launching: Weed management in major crops of the Philippines
Professor, U.P. Los Baños, College, Laguna, Philippines
1200 –1330 Lunch break
1330 – 1345 Effect of different weed management systems on weed control, plant growth and grain yield of lowland rice.
G.J.U. Ahmed, A.J. Mridha, M.K.A. Bhuiyan, C.R. Riches,
and M. Mortimer (Bangladesh, U.K.)
1345 – 1400 Agro-ecological approaches to managing weeds in wet direct seeded rice.
L. M. Juliano and M. C. Casimero (Philippines)
1400 – 1415 Studies on irrigation and weed management practices for hybrid rice (ADTRH-1). D. Kalyanasundaram, M. Nagaraju, and G. Kuppuswamy (India)
1415 – 1430 A weed management system using rice bran in lowland rice fields.
K.H. Park, C.W. Lee, H.S. Park, K.U. Kim, and S.C. Kim (Korea)
1430 – 1445 Integrated weed management in rice+fish+poultry farming system.
A.S. Gunasekaran and R.M. Kathiresan (India)
1445 – 1500 China’s development of chemical weed control and integratedweed management in main crops.
Ze-Pu Zhang (China)
1500 – 1530 Coffee break
1530 – 1545 Synchronized weed chemical control and wheat harvesting
M. Faravani and J. Khalgani (Iran)
1545 – 1600 Weed management in wheat (Triticum aestivum) in India with metribuzin
N. Satyanarana, Ch. Shreedhar, G. Shankar, M. S. Mithyantha(India)
1600 – 1615 Weeds, yield losses and chemical weed control in alfalfa in Beijing.
J.Y. Wu, Q.H. Hwang, and G.K. Jiang (China)
1615 – 1630 Managing purple nutsedge populations in rice-onion cropping systems
through tillage
A.M. Baltazar, J.M. Ramos, E.C. Martin, M.C. Casimero,
A.M. Mortimer and S.K. De Datta (Philippines, U.S.)
1630 – 1645 Integrated management of water hyacinth in China
C. Jianjun (China)
1330 – 1345 Seedicidal potential of green wild radish pods on crop seeds.
A. Cheam and S. Lee (Australia)
1345 – 1400 Weed species diversity and management practices in the Sekinchan
Farm Block, Selangor’s south west project – a highly productive rice area in Malaysia.
M. Azmi and B.B. Baki (Malaysia)
1400 – 1415 Impact of shortened fallow duration and invasion by Chromolaena
odorata on weed communities of mixed crop fields in Southern Cameroon (Central Africa).
M. Ngobo, M. McDonald, and S. Weise (Cameroon, U.K.)
1415 – 1430 Assessment of the diversity of weeds in lahar-affected agroecosystems.
A.M.P. Alberto and G.A.P. Maniago (Philippines)
1430 – 1445 Seed viability and emergence of Echinochloa oryzicola Vasing in heavy snow area of Tohoku Region, Japan.
H. Watanabe, A. Uchino, and M. Tachibana (Japan)
1445 – 1500 Weed study in onion/rice cropping pattern of the lower Swat Valley, NW Pakistan.
K. B. Marwat and G. Hassan (Pakistan)
1500 – 1530 Coffee break
1530 – 1545 Competitive ranking of summer rice cultivars against weeds.
S.M. Rezaul Karim, A.S.M. Harun-or-Rashid Sorker, and M.A.
Samad (Bangladesh)
1545 – 1600 Effect of population density of Echinochloa crusgalli and E. colona on rice. Md. Fazlul Islam and S.M. Rezaul Karim (Bangladesh)
1600 – 1615
Critical period of weed control in direct-seeded tomato.
M.R. Kiani and M. Faravani (Iran).
1615 – 1630 Use of weed control action indicators (WCAI) for reduced weed
management costs and high crop yields.
E.C. Paller, L.R. Marcelino, R.S. Escabarte, and F.D. Laysa (Philippines)
1630 – 1645 Growth and yield responses of Oryza sativa and O. glaberrima
upland cultivars to weed competition
J. D. Janiya, C. Piggin, and B. Courtois
(Philippines,
Australia, France)
1645 – 1700 Nitrogen fertilizer effects on weed growth and crop-weed competition.
R.E. Blackshaw and H.H. Janzen (Canada)
1700 – 1715 Competitive ability of erect spiderling (Boerhavia erecta)
in corn (Zea mays L.)
C.A. Mabayag, J.S. Manuel, E.C. Paller, and N.O. Aguilar
(Philippines)
1715 – 1730 Regionalization of weed vegetation of arable lands in China
S. Qiang (China)
1330 – 1345 Impact of some cultural and agronomic practices on the management
of “Getakola” (Spermacoce hispida) in high-grown tea.
K. G. Prematilake and A. Gamage (Sri Lanka)
1345 – 1400 Review of weed management practices in tea (Camellia L. spp.)
plantations in India.
N. Satyanarayana, Ch. Sreedhar, G. Shankar, and M.S. Mithyantha (India)
1400 – 1415 Soft weed conservation towards sustainable cultivation of oil palm.
T.H. Chia, J. Ngim, L.J. Lim, and J. Badrulisam (Malaysia)
1415 – 1430 Weeds and weed management strategies for immature rubber.
L.M. Tolentino and R.G. Elarde (Philippines)
1430 – 1445 Effectiveness of selected mulches in controlling weeds in rubber M.A. Ahmed Faiz (Malaysia)
1445 – 1500 The anti-bacterial property of selected weeds.
A.M.P. Alberto, J. D.C. Balatbat, and C.T. Galvez (Philippines)
1500 – 1530 Coffee break
1530 –
1545 Production of vermicompost from weed biomass vis-à-vis their
utilization in rice nutrition.
D.J. Rajkhowa, J. Das, and R. Kalita (India)
1545 – 1600 Occurrence of maize stripe tenuivirus and maize dwarf mosaic
potyvirus in Rottboellia cochinchinensis
P. M. Barcial and N. Bajet (Philippines)
1600 – 1615 Weed database: Significance in Indian agriculture.
A.K. Gogoi and N.T. Yaduraju (India)
1615 – 1630
Agro-ecological and modeling approach to emergence of
Echinochloa
species and
rice.
D.S. Kim, Y.W. Kwon, S.W. Park, and S.H. Shin (Korea)
1630 – 1645 Plant level responses of cotton and bladder ketmia.
S. Gaur, J. Hanan, and S. Adkins (Australia)
Plenary Session III: Invasive weeds, Herbicide regulations, GIS in weed science
Session chairs: Dr. Aik Cheam and Dr. Madonna C. Casimero
0800-0845 Harmonizing herbicide regulations in Asia-Pacific: Can it happen?
Dr. Michael Braverman, D.L. Kunkel, J.J. Baron, G.M. Markle,
and R. E. Holm
IR-4 Project, Rutgers University
North Brunswick, New Jersey, USA
0845-0930 Invasive weeds in the tropics
Dr. N.T. Yaduraju and R. M. Kathiresan
Director, National Research Center for Weed Science
Adhartal, Jabalpur, India
0930-1015 Implementing GIS in agriculture: Applications in weed science
Dr. Esteban C. Godilano
GIS Specialist and Senior Technical Adviser
Department of Agriculture
Quezon City, Philippines
1015-1030 Coffee break
1030-1200 General business meeting
1200 – 1330 Lunch break
Concurrent Session 4: Weed biology and Biological control
Session chairs: Dr. Duong Van Chin and Prof. Marita I. Galinato
1330 – 1345 Sesbania rostrata shows tolerance to sodium chloride with greater
accumulation of sodium and chlorine ions in leaves.
J. Jungklang and H. Matsumoto (Japan)
1345 – 1400 Inheritance of seed dormancy in Echinochloa oryzicola.
T. Hirosue and Y. Yamasue (Japan)
1400 – 1415 Accumulation of nutritional components during seed development in wild soybean (Glycine soja L.).
S.I. Shim, H.N. Oh and B.H. Kang (Korea)
1415 – 1430 Germination characteristics of phytochrome-mediated weedy rice.
S.Y. Kim, S.T. Park, D.Y. Hwang, H.W. Lee, J.H. Kim, S.J. Yang,
and S.C. Kim (Korea)
1430 – 1445 Effects of soil solarization on seed germination of fresh and stored seeds of Amaranthus viridis under the environment of the UAE.
A. El-Keblawy (United Arab Emirates)
1445 – 1500 Growth and development of erect spiderling (Boerhavia erecta L.)
C.A. Mabayag, J.S. Manuel, E.C. Paller, and N.O. Aguilar (Philippines)
1500 – 1530 Coffee break
1530 – 1545 Biological control of Siam weed (Chromolaema odorata) in Indonesia.
S. Tjitrosemito (Indonesia)
1545 – 1600 Effect of water depth, application timing and other environmental
factors on herbicidal efficacy of MTB-951, a mycoherbicide for
barnyardgrass control.
K. Hirase, M. Nishida, K. Yamaguchi, S. Yoshigai, K. Takanaka,
and T. Shinmi (Japan)
1600 – 1615 Conidial germination and infection process of Drechslera longirostrata: A potential bioherbicide for itchgrass.
J. Kadir, A. Ahmad, M. Sariah, and A.S. Juraimi (Malaysia)
1615 – 1630 Efficacy of Spoladea recurvalis as biocontrol agent against horse
purslane, Trianthema portulacastrum.
E.C. Martin, A.M. Baltazar, J.M. Ramos, R.P. Robles, L.T. Kok,
E.G. Rajotte, and S.K. De Datta (Philippines, U.S.)
1630 - 1645 Setospharia rostrata – A promising fungus for controlling Leptochloa
chinensis in lowland rice.
D.V. Chin, H.L. Thi, S.D. Hetherington, and B.A. Auld (Vietnam,
Australia)
Concurrent Session 5: Problem weeds and Transgenic crops
1330 –
1345 New paddy weed, Siam aginashi (Sagittaria sp.) found
in the
highlands of Northern Thailand.
J. Harada, S. Zungsontiporn, T. Niitsu, S. Nakamura, M. Sasaki,
S. Ohta, and K. Itoh (Japan, Thailand)
1345 – 1400 Sagittaria aginashi Makino, a perennial paddy weed in Korea.
K. Itoh and Y. C. Ku (Japan, Korea)
1400– 1415 Management strategies for transgenic creeping bentgrass
(Agrostis palustris) resistant to glyphosate.
P.C. Bhowmik and D.C. Riego (U.S.)
1415 – 1430 Weeds, mycorrhizae, and economics of Roundup-Ready corn (Zea mays L.) grown under conservation and full tillage systems in Natar, South Lampung, Indonesia.
M. Utomo, D.R.J. Sembodo, K. Setiawan, R. H. Ismono,
F.X. Susilo, I.G. Swibawa, and J. Prasetyo (Indonesia)
1430 – 1445 Assessment on gene flow through detection of sexual compatibility
between transgenic rice with Bar and Echinochloa crusgalli var. mitis.
X.L. Song, Q. Sheng, L.L. Liu, and Y. H Xu (China)
1445 – 1500 Environmental benefits from the use of Roundup-Ready cotton.
A. Crossan, T.G. Graham, I. Kennedy, C. Cuff, and D. Moore (Australia)
1500 – 1515 The use of carfentrazone-ethyl for the control of weeds in Roundup-
Ready cotton.
G.R. Cumming and I. Pegg (Australia)
Session chairs: Dr. Michael Braverman and Prof. Priscilla M. Barcial
1330 – 1345
Effect of different formulations of glyphosate-based herbicides on
liquid
fastburn symptom development.
S. Mitra and R.P. Crockett (U.S.)
1345 – 1400 Herbicidal scheduling in maize (Zea mays)-potato (Solanum tuberosum)-sunflower (Helianthus annuus) cropping systems under irrigated ecosystem of Northern India.
A.N. Tewari and S.N. Tewari (India)
1400
– 1415 Impact of metsulfuron-methyl on the yield, oil quality and growth of
oil palm.
K. E. Ooi, U. B. Cheah, and B. S. Ismail (Malaysia)
1415 – 1430 Bromacil residues in soil and groundwater following its use in asparagus crops. T.K. James, A. Rahman, and D.R. Lauren (New Zealand)
1430 – 1445 Bio-efficacy of carfentrazone-ethyl against broadleaf weeds infesting
wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) in India.
N. Satyanarayana, Ch. Sreedhar, G. Shankar,
and M.S. Mithyantha
(India)
1500 – 1530 Coffee break
1530 – 1545 Usefulness of pre-mix formulations of clomazone + 2,4-D EE for weed
management in transplanted paddy rice (Oryza sativa L.) in India.
N. Satyanarayana, Ch. Sreedhar, G. Shankar,
and M.S. Mithyantha (India)
1545 – 1600 Evaluation of pre-mix formulation of clomazone + pendimethalin for
weed control in cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.).
N. Satyanarayana, Ch. Sreedhar, G. Shankar,
and M.S. Mithyantha (India)
1600 – 1615 Control of fern, Stenochlaena pallustris, using paraquat mixed with
triasulfuron. E. Purba and K. Simanjuntak (Indonesia)
1615 – 1630 Dissipation and
mobility of butachlor and pretilachor in broadcast-
seeded wetland rice.
A. H. M. Ramirez, E. C. Paller, R. P. Robles,
and A. M. Baltazar (Philippines)
1630-1645 New throw-in type granule formulation of cyclosulfamuron herbicide- The characteristic and field performance for its use in paddy rice
J. Mizuno, M. Suzuki, N. Takayanagi, K. Ohba and H. Shioya (Japan)
Special Symposium: Genetically modified organisms in Asia-Pacific
Session chairs: Dr. Anis Rahman and Dr. Aurora M. Baltazar
0800 – 0845 Use of GMOs in Asia-Pacific and implications to weed management
Dr. Eric M. Johnson
Director, Technology, Asia-Pacific
Monsanto Singapore Co. (Pte) Ltd.
0845 –
0930 GMOs and government policies
Dr. Segfredo Serrano
Assistant Secretary for Policy
Department of Agriculture, Quezon City, Philippines
0930 – 1015 Coffee break
1015 – 1100 GMOs and intellectual property rights
Dr. William G. Padolina
Deputy Director General for Partnerships
1100 – 1145 Herbicide resistance mechanisms and management of
herbicide-resistant weeds
Dr. B.S. Ismail, C.H.Ng, R. Wickneswary, and S. Salmijah
School of Environmental and Natural Resource Sciences
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Banggi, Selangor, Malaysia
1200 – 1330 Lunch break
1330 – 1345 Potential use of mesotrione in controlling annual weed species in maize (Zea mays).
P.C. Bhowmik and C.X. Zhang (U.S., China)
1345 – 1400 LGC-42153: A new generation sulfonylurea herbicide.
S. J .Koo, D.S. Kim, K.G. Kang, T. Y. Kim, J.N. Lee,
K.H. Hwang, G. H. Cho, Y.W. Kwon, and D.W. Kim (Korea)
1400 – 1415 Efficacy and crop tolerance of DE-638 in Indica rice in ASEAN countries.
N. Lap, S. Pornkulwat, S.N.A. Sayomchai, C. Antipas, M.A. Jaafar,
S. Djoko, V. L. Patil, S. Sonoredjo, and R.K. Mann (Vietnam,
Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, U.S.)
1415 – 1430 Very-low volume basal bark applications of triclopyr for woody plant
control.
P. Motooka, L. Ching, A. Kiyono, C. Koga, G. Kawakami, G. Nagai,
J. Powley, and G. Fukumoto (U.S.)
1430 – 1445 Efficacy of post-plant application methods of glyphosate against weeds in onion (Allium cepa L.).
J.M. Ramos, A.M. Baltazar, M.C. Casimero, A.M. Mortimer, and
S.K. De Datta (Philippines, U.S.)
1500 –
1530 Coffee break
1330 – 1345 Practical weed suppression using allelochemicals from hairy vetch.
Y. Fujii, T. Kamo, S. Horimoto, and S. Hiradate (Japan)
1345 – 1400 Allelopathic potentials of roots of Parthenium hysterophorus.
D. R. Batish, J. K. Pandher, H. P. Singh, and R.K. Kohli (India)
1400 – 1415 Allelopathic effects of five weed species on seed germination and
seedling growth of rice.
S.M. Rezaul Karim, M. M. Haque, and M.A. Samad (Bangladesh)
1415 – 1430 Phytotoxic interference of Ageratum conyzoides: role of residues.
H. P. Singh, D. R. Batish, S. Kaur, and R. K. Kohli (India)
1430 – 1445 Weed suppressing potential of volatile oils from Eucalyptus citriodora.
H.P. Singh, D.R. Batish, H. Ramezani, N. Setia, S. Kaur, and R.K. Kohli (India)
1500 – 1530 Coffee break
1330 – 1345 Managing a biotype of wild radish (Raphanus raphanistrum) resistant to diflufenican and triazines.
A. Cheam, S. Lee, D. Nicholson, and M. Clarke (Australia)
1345 – 1400 Effect of bentazon plus MCPA on Monochoria vaginalis
resistant and susceptible to sulfonylurea herbicides in rice
S.L. Kwon, I.Y. Kuk, O.D. Kwon, J.O. Guh, and S.D. Song (Korea)
1400 – 1415 Paraquat-resistant Crassocephalum crepidioides in Sri Lanka.
B. Marambe, J.M.A.K. Jayaweera, and H.M.G.S.B. Hitinayake
(Sri Lanka)
1415 – 1430 Control of herbicide resistant Phalaris minor in rice-wheat cropping
systems.
M. Bazoobandi and N.T. Yaduraju (India)
1430 – 1445 Characterization of a gene encoding 7-keto-8-aminopelargonic acid
synthase in Arabidopsis thaliana, and
its potential as a novela
herbicide target
I.T. Hwang, D.H. Lee, J. H. Ko, T. H. Kim, Y.S. Park, H.G. Nam,
J. S. Choi, S. W. Lee, T.J. Kim, Y.K. Min, B.T. Kim, and K.Y. Cho
(Korea)
1445 – 1500 Resistance to sulfonylurea herbicides in Rotala indica Koehne var.
uliginosa Koehne.
1500 – 1530 Coffee break
1530 – 1545 New interactive software for weed science research and education.
S. Adkins, S. Navie, G. Norton, and J. Hanan (Australia)
1545 – 1600 Building capacity to link research with implementation: Empowering
community weed action groups.
T. Nabben and S. Wheeler (Australia)
1600 – 1615 Village level integration of integrated weed management technologies in rice-onion cropping systems .
M.C. Casimero, A.O.V. Capistrano, S. Canete, N. Dasalla,
R.G. Corales, L.M. Juliano, and A.M. Baltazar (Philippines)
1615 – 1630 Treatment of Chilean needle grass (Nasella neesiana) in Victoria:
A benefit cost analysis.
T.A. Morfe, D.A. McLaren, and J. Weiss (Australia)
1630 –
1645 Social impact assessment of weed management strategies in
rice-
onion
cropping systems
S. M. Roguel, R. B. Malasa, and I.R. Tanzo (Philippines)
Day 5: Friday, March 21
Dinner and Awarding and Closing Ceremonies
Master of Ceremonies: Mr. Joel D. Janiya, WSSP Treasurer
1900 – 2000 Dinner
2000 – 2100 Closing Program
Invocation – Dr. Enrique C. Paller, WSSP Board Member
Opening Remarks and
Report on 19th Conference – Dr. Aurora M. Baltazar
Outgoing APWSS President
Announcement of winners
Young and Deserving Scientists – Dr. Enrique C. Paller
Chair, Evaluation Panel
Best Poster/Paper Competition – Dr. Eric M. Johnson
and Dr. Juliana S. Manuel
Chair, Evaluation Panel
Turning Over of APWSS Banner – Dr. Aurora M. Baltazar
Dr. Duong Van Chin
Announcement of 20th APWSS – Dr. Duong Van Chin
Conference Incoming APWSS President
Closing Remarks – Mr. Jose J. Cruz, WSSP President
2100 – 2130 Dance Presentation – Kaloob Dance Troupe
(Day by Day Ministry)
Posters and trade exhibits will be set up starting afternoon of Sunday March 16 to 1000 hours March 17 (Monday) before opening ceremonies. Posters and trade exhibits will be on display starting Monday March 17 after the opening ceremonies to 1700 hours of Friday, March 21.
Weed management
P01: Weed control in soybean fields.
S.B. Song, J.B. Hwang, Y.K. Hong, D.C. Lee, and S.C. Kim (Korea)
P02: Stacking optimal agronomic practices enhances integrated weed management opportunities in barley and canola.
P03
Towards understanding the role of water in rice weed management: Seedling
responses to flooding
O. S. Namuco, M. A. Dizon, T.R. Migo, B.P. Caton, and A.M. Mortimer (Philippines)
P04 Weed control technology for the establishment of ornamental greencover using sheet mulch.
M. Ito, T Kaku, and K. Ito (Japan)
Weed ecology
P05: Cluster analysis of weedy rice (Oryza sativa L.) accessions in Peninsular
Malaysia. B.B. Baki and A.B. Mislamah (Malaysia)
P06: Establishment of standard experimental strains tagging by microsatellites in weedy Echinochloa. H. Yamaguchi, K. Kawata, Y. Nakayama, and S. Umemoto (Japan)
P07: Morphological
classification of weedy Echinochloa species collected from rice
paddies of
California
B.C. Moon, S.M. Oh, J.E.
Park, J.M. DiTomaso, and A. S.
Fischer (Korea, U.S.)
P08: Selection of a saline-tolerant turfgrass.
K. Watanabe, E. Asatzuma, A. Eguchi, Y. Takeuchi, and H. Kuramochi (Japan)
P09: Unique forms of weeds and millets in east Asian annual Echinochloa.
Y. Michishita and H. Yamaguchi (Japan)
P11: Weed occurrence at several arboreta of Korea and their vegetation analysis.
J.B. Hwang, K.K. Shim, S.B. Song, Y.K. Hong, Y.W. Kwon, D.C. Lee,
and S.C. Kim (Korea)
P12: Geographical differentiation and genetic diversity of darnel (Lolium
temulentum L.) in Ethiopa. T. Senda and T. Tominaga (Japan)
P13: Effect of temperature on sensitivity of early watergrass (Echinochloa oryzicola)
to amide herbicides Y. Yogo (Japan)
Weed biology
P14: Biology of Euphorbia geniculata in relation to date of sowing and
seeding depth. J.S. Mishra, V.P. Singh and N.T. Yaduraju (India)
P15: Regrowth patterns of perennial weeds treated with sulfonylureas
and starch degradation in rhizomes
I.T. Hwang, K. H. Lee, K. S. Hong, B.H. Lee, and K. Y. Cho (Korea)
P16 Early growth of Sagittaria trifolia L. in relation to utilization of carbohydrate
reserves in tubers.
K.S. Hong, Y.W. Kwon, S.W. Park, H.J. Lee, and K.Y. Cho (Korea)
P17 Root systems of horsenettle (Solanum carolinse L.), growth pattern, architecture, and reproductive ability. (Japan)
Weed competition
P18: Growth analysis of nine diverse rice cultivars in competition
B.P. Caton, A.A. Eusebio-Cope, and A.M. Mortimer (Philippines)
Herbicides
P19: Efficacy of sulfonylurea herbicides against paddy perennial weeds under
different planting depths, application times, and temperature conditions.
S. G. Lee and J. Y. Pyon (Korea)
P20: Performance of Roundup-Ready corn under zero tillage and chemicals
E. Subandi, S. Saragih, Desmarwansyah, W. Djulkarnain, Y. K. Leksana,
and F. Damanik (Indonesia)
P21: Crop injury caused by herbicides.
I.Y. Lee, J.E. Park, S.T. Lim, J.R. Cho and E.S. Lim (Korea)
P22 Evaluation on herbicide hazards to rice W. Jinglun and L. Chinsuang (China)
P23: Performance of diammonium salt of 56.4% w/v AS for weed control in rubber
P. Nantasomsaran, A. Suvittawat, and S. Rattithumkul (Thailand)
Herbicide resistance
P24: A population of sprangletop (Leptochloa chinensis) is resistant to fenoxaprop.
C. Maneechote, A. Chernchaivachirakul, S. Titawattanakul,
and S. Samanwong (Thailand)
P25: Seedling emergence and growth of glyphosate-resistant and susceptible
biotypes of goosegrass in relation to fertilizer use.
B.S. Ismail, T.S. Chuah, S. Salmijah, and Y.T. Teng (Malaysia)
P26: Inheritance of glyphosate resistance in Eleusine indica.
C.H. Ng, R. Wickneswari, S. Salmijah, Y.T. Teng, and B.S. Ismail (Malaysia)
P27: Efficiency of sulfosulfuron against isoproturon resistant and susceptible
biotypes of little seed canarygrass (Phalaris minor Retz.)
S. Singh and R. M. Sirohi (India)
P28: Glyphosate tolerance of Dicliptera chinensis: dose-response and EPSPS
activity. C.I. Yuan, Y.M. Chen, and M.Y. Chiang (Taiwan)
P29 Effect of simulated rainfall on glyphosate performance against Cynodon dactylon
A. S. Juraimi and D. S. H. Drennan (Malaysia, U. K.)
New herbicides
P30: Formulation factors influencing effective herbicidal action of a floating granule
of LGC-42153
T.Y. Kim, K.G. Kang, D.S. Kim, J.N. Lee, and S.K. Koo (Korea)
P31: Crop and weed selectivity to the new sulfonylurea herbicide LGC-42153.
P32: Synthesis of novel glycol benzyl ethers and their herbicidal activities.
T. Kakimoto, F. Koizumi, K. Hirase, and K. Arai (Japan)
Herbicide physiology
P33: Light effect on induction of 1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic acid synthase activity
in quinclorac- or 2,4-D-treated maize seedlings.
Y. Sunohara, M. Kobayashi, and H. Matsumoto (Japan)
P34: Rapid measurement of herbicide translocation and the effect of climatic conditions on
the translocation of LGC-42153.
J.N. Lee, D.S. Kim, K.H. Hwang and S.K. Koo (Korea)
P35: Reltionship between sensitivity to naringerin and chalcone and 4-coumarate: coA
ligase properties in maize and rice M.S. Yun, W. Chen and Y. Yogo (Japan)
Allelopathy
P36 Absorption,
translocation and metabolism of L-3,4-dihydroxyphenylalanine (L-dopa)
in Echinochloa crusgalli L. and Lactuca sativa L.
at germination stage.
M. Hachinohe, Y. Sunohara, and H. Matsumoto (Japan)
P37 Momilactone B may play an important role in rice (Oryza sativa) allelopathy.
H. Kato-Noguchi and T. Ino (Japan)
P38 Weed suppression by rat tail fescue (Festuca myuros) in peach orchard.
T. Tominaga, H. Akao, H. Motosugi, and T. Ishii (Japan)
P39 Relationship between the behavior of dihydromatricaria ester in soil and the allelopathic activity of Solidago altissima L.
K. Kobayashi, K. Miyamoto, H. Koyama, and I. S. Shim (Japan)
Biological control
P40 otential of Drechslera longirostrata (Subram) Subram. as bioherbicide
for itchgrass (Rottboellia conchinchinensis (Lour.) W.D. Clayton)
J. Kadir, A. Ahmad, M. Sariah, and A.S. Juraimi (Malaysia)
G.L. Magsino and S.M.F. Calumpang (Philippines)
Alternative control methods
P42 Is thermal application available for controlling paddy field weeds?
J. Ushiki, Y. Kawana, and H. Morita (Japan)
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