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Problem

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Flumioxazin herbicide injury.

Symptoms

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Leaf tip burn, leaf marginal and/or interveinal necrosis, petiol and leaf necrosis fruit lesion and necrosis.

Strawberry plant with dead brown areas on leaf and flower

Flumioxazin herbicide injury 5 day after application.

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Strawberry plant with dead brown areas on leaf and flower

Flumioxazin herbicide injury 7 day after application.

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Strawberry plant with leision on fruit and flower

Flumioxazin herbicide injury 14 day after application.

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Strawberry plant with dead brown areas on leaf and flower

Flumioxazin herbicide injury 21 day after application.

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Similar Problems

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May be confused with other herbicide injury.

Additional Information

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Flumioxazin can be applied pre or post emergent to weeds. When applied post emergent a hooded or shielded sprayer should be used.

Corrective Measures

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No corrective measures are available.

Management

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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.

Funding Sources

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Funding was provided in part by the National Sustainable Agriculture Program: Sustainable Strawberry Initiative and the following sources.

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Author

Research Specialist
Horticultural Science

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Publication date: June 26, 2014

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