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Submitted on 3 Jun 2020

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Postdispersal weed seed predation ranged between 19 to 84% per week following a species preference rank

Audrey Alignier, Helmut Meiss, Sandrine Petit, Xavier Reboud

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Audrey Alignier, Helmut Meiss, Sandrine Petit, Xavier Reboud. Postdispersal weed seed predation ranged between 19 to 84% per week following a species preference rank. 24. German Conference on Weed Biology and Weed Control, Mar 2008, Hohenheim, Germany. �hal-02754466�

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ostdispersal seed predation may have strong impacts on the demography of annual plants[1].

If this phenomenon is well-known in tropical and woody systems, there is no information about weed seed predation in French agroecosystems.

Audrey ALIGNIER, Helmut MEISS, Sandrine PETIT & Xavier REBOUD INRA Dijon, France, UMR 1210 ‘Biologie et Gestion des Adventices’ (Weed biology & management)

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Contact: Audrey.Alignier@toulouse.inra.fr

Helmut.Meiss@dijon.inra.fr

Material & Methods

To quantify seed loss due to predation, seeds of 7 contrasted weed species + plastic globules were glued on sandpaper cards[2] and pinned on the soil surface of an organic winter wheat.

7 weed + 1 artificial species = 36 unique species pairs

* 15 reps. + 2 controls = 612 cards (2*25 seeds each)

Double control for accidental seed losses:

1)Seed cards placed under anarrow wire mesh 2)Presentation of dummy seeds (plastic globules)

Results

Viola

arvensis Stellaria

media myosuroidesAlopecurus Chenopodium album

Sinapis

arvensis Anagallis arvensis Galium

aparine

Plastic globules Mean predation rate = 45 %

0 20 40 60 80 100

By predators

By climatic conditions only

D C C

C B B

AB A

Seedlossrate in % + SE

igh seeds removal rates(19-84%) suggest that:

[1] Pullaro, et al. 2006. Effects of killed cover crop mulch on weeds, weeds seeds, and herbivores. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment, 115, 97-104.

[2] Westerman et al. 2003. Relative importance of vertebrates and invertebrates in epigeaic weed seed predation in organic cereals fields. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment, 95, 417-425.

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1) Weed seeds may constitute animportant food resource for animals in the agro-ecosystem.

2) Seed predation may be an important factor shaping weed population dynamics and community compositionof arable weeds.

So, to make optimal use of seed predation for reducing weed infestation in arable farming, research should focus on the mechanisms causing variability in predation.

24th German Conference on Weed Biology and Weed Control. 4-6 March 2008, Hohenheim, Germany.

Seed predationwas significantly higher than removals of plastic globulesand seed losses under the wire mesh.

Seed predation differed among the tested species (Wilcoxon χ2 = 381; df = 7; p < 0.0001).

(“species preference rank”, Figure)

Dummy

Dummyseedsseeds Wire

Wire meshmesh SeedSeedcardscards

Postdispersal

Postdispersal weed weed seed seed predation predation ranged ranged between between 19 to 84% per

19 to 84% per week week following following a species a species preference preference rank rank

Seed characteristicslike weight, color, lipid or protein content are not linearly correlatedto the observed predation rate.

Spatial and temporal variationcould not directly be explained by climatic variables or field border distance.

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