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The aim of the study was to assess the influence of various combinations of two sets of fungicides and one herbicide in three cultivars of spring wheat (Arabella, Kandela, Struna) on changes in the concentration of total chlorophyll. Based on these results, it was found that chlorophyll increased in the leaves from 5 to 12%, except for an application of thiophanat methyl and azoxystrobin on the cultivar Struna. The herbicide treatment resulted in a decrease of the chlorophyll content in relation to the control plots on average from 2 to 8%, while the combination of herbicide with fungicides resulted of an increase of the chlorophyll content in three cultivars of wheat. Among the examined wheat cultivars, Struna was the most tolerant to the treatments of fungicides and the herbicide included in research.

Influence of selected active substances of fungicides and herbicides and time of their application on chlorophyll content in Triticum aestivum L.