Herbicide Injury - Flumioxazin(Chateau)
- Type
- Physiological
- Leaf Condition
- Tip burn, Distorted, Marginal necrosis, Interveinal necrosis, Complete necrosis
- Leaf Location
- Entire leaf, Young, Mature
- Fruit Condition
- Lesion
- Petioles Condition
- Death
- Petioles Color
- Darkens
- Flower Condition
- Necrotic
- Field Distribution
- Random
- Prior Environmental
- Wind, Pesticide spray
Problem
Flumioxazin herbicide injury.
Symptoms
Leaf tip burn, leaf marginal and/or interveinal necrosis, petiole and leaf necrosis fruit lesion and necrosis.
Flumioxazin herbicide injury 5 day after application.
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Flumioxazin herbicide injury 7 day after application.
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Flumioxazin herbicide injury 14 day after application.
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Flumioxazin herbicide injury 21 day after application.
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Similar Problems
May be confused with other herbicide injury.
Additional Information
Flumioxazin can be applied PRE or POST to weeds. When applied POST a hooded or shielded sprayer should be used.
Corrective Measures
No corrective measures are available.
Management
Do not use on fine soils or soils > 5% organic matter. Avoid drift to crop plant. When used in matted row systems apply only when plants are fully dormant.
Useful Resources
North Carolina Agricultural Chemicals Manual
Southern Region Small Fruit Consortium
NCCE Strawberry Growers portal
Funding Sources
Funding was provided in part by the National Sustainable Agriculture Program: Sustainable Strawberry Initiative and the following sources.
