Herbicide Injury - Terbacil(Sinbar)
- Type
- Physiological
- Leaf Condition
- Complete necrosis
- Leaf Color
- Pale green, Brown or red rust spots, Marginal chlorosis, Interveinal chlorosis, Complete chlorosis
- Leaf Location
- Entire leaf, Edge, Young
- Roots
- Stunted
- Petioles Condition
- Death
- Plant Size
- Stunted
- Field Distribution
- Uniform, Localized
- Season
- Post transplant
- Cropping System
- Annual plasticulture, Perennial matted row
Problem
Terbacil herbicide injury
Symptoms
Pale green to yellow leaves turning brown and death, brown or red rust spots, marginal chlorosis, interveinal chlorosis.
Terbacil injury 14 days after application.
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Terbacil injury 21 days after application.
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Terbacil injury 48 hours after application.
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Terbacil injury 5 days after application.
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Terbacil injury 7 days after application.
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Similar Problems
Other herbicides such as glyphosate have similar symptoms.
Additional Information
Do not use on soils with < 2% organic matter.
Diagnostic Tips
Symptoms will appear within 48 hours of application.
Corrective Measures
No corrective measures are available.
Management
Avoid herbicide spray overlap which will double the rate and increase chance of plant injury. Irrigate/wash off leaves after application to avoid plant injury.
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.
