Posts Tagged: herbicide symptomology

EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT :: Diagnosing Herbicide Symptoms 2018 course

Diagnosing Herbicide Symptoms 2018 July 10-11, 2018 Bowley Plant Science Teaching Center, UC Davis ****************************** Weed scientists at the University of California are offering the Diagnosing Herbicide Symptoms 2018 course on July 10-11, 2018. This 1-1/2 day course will focus on how...

Herbicide symptomology photos from weed science workshop

Today, I thought I'd share a set of photos from a herbicide symptomology demonstration that I conducted in fall 2013 for our UC Weed Science School (next scheduled for fall 2015) and more recently in spring 2014 for a training session with other UC Cooperative Extension personnel. For those of you...

Separating herbicide injury symptoms from other problems in strawberry

Growers and pest control advisors look at strawberry plants daily and see problems often. Some problems like salt injury are frequent while others, like frost injury are only seen once in a few years. With over 60 pathological, physiological and nutritional problems it is important not to overlook...

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2 4 D growth regulator best

Herbicides that move up in plants

A recent blog post titled–Plant growth and development and herbicide efficacy discussed herbicides like glyphosate and imazapyr that move through plants in the sugar conducting tissues (aka phloem or symplastic system). There are some herbicides that move in the water conducting tissue (aka...

REPOST: Clarification on the use of Chateau (flumioxazin) prior to strawberry transplanting

Reposted (with permission) from the Strawberries and Caneberries UC ANR blog Link to original post (October 11, 2013): Clarification on the Use of Chateau (flumioxazin) prior to Strawberry Transplanting written by Oleg Daugovish, Steve Fennimore, and Mark Bolda Great post...

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