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Biology aspects, differential susceptibility and efficacy of alternative herbicides to glyphosate in the management of goosegrass populations (Eleusine indica L. Gaertn.) Lately, in the areas of production of transgenic crops resistant to glyphosate failures in control of goosegrass has been reported frequently, probably by an intense using of glyphosate and consequent increasing in selection pressure of weeds resistant to glyphosate. For this reason this work was carried out in order to compare the susceptibility of four goosegrass populations to glyphosate in different stages of development, as well as studying the effectiveness of alternative herbicides to glyphosate in the control of such species in pre and post-emergence. It was also a goal of this work study biological aspects, such as growth, weed number produced by a plant and influence of mechanical scarification on the germination of the goosegrass. It was found that there are differences in the susceptibility of populations to glyphosate, in which EIR2 population from Primavera do Leste MT was the one that required higher doses to be controlled, being characterized as a case of lowlevel resistance because of the maximum recommended dose is able to control all the populations studied. Herbicides the most suitable to control pre-emergence were flumioxazin, sulfentrazone, clomazone and trifluralin, with high levels of control were used a longer residual effect. The control of goosegrass in the early post-emergence (2-3 tillers) and the intermediate stage (6-8 tillers) was efficient with all the tested herbicides. In the most advanced stage (10 to 12 tillers) the herbicide sethoxydim did not control any of populations, was not were used suitable for plants with more than 6 tillers. Remarkable differences were identified between the control of populations with ACCase inhibitors. Other studies are necessary to confirm the resistance to these herbicides. The goosegrass showed high accumulation of total dry matter, being considered highly competitive. Some differences were found among the growth of the populations, with no relation to the differential susceptibility to glyphosate existing between them. The tillering began at 28 days after emergence (DAE), with a growth between of 42 to 63 DAE when the plants reached the apex of the leaf and dry matter accumulation, later entering senescence. The flowering started between 42 and 49 DAE and lasted until 63 DAE. A plant of Eleusine indica produced on average 45 000 seeds and there were no important differences between seed production among populations. Mechanical scarification of seeds accelerated the germination and increased the final germination populations of goosegrass. The mechanism that confers the physical dormancy of goosegrass seeds is related to the impermeability of the integument.

Aspectos da biologia, suscetibilidade diferencial e eficácia de herbicidas alternativos ao glyphosate no manejo de populações de capim-pé-de-galinha (&lt;i&gt;Eleusine indica&lt;/i&gt; L. Gaertn.)