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Foliar Herbicide Residue Injury on Canola
Effects of Foliar Applied Imazethapyr - Herbicides - Crop Production - Canola - Plant & Soil Sciences
EFFECTS OF FOLIAR APPLIED Imazethapyr (Pursuit)
and Imazomox (Beyond)
IMAZETHAPYR AND IMAZAMOX SYMPTOMS: 2% OF A 17G/ACRE RATE |
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Symptoms included:
Unsprayed (A) versus sprayed (B) canola, and a close-up of chlorosis on new leaves (C). |
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| Unsprayed plants (A) have normal axis development compared to sprayed (B) plants, which have purpling and chlorosis of side shoot leaves. |
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| Unsprayed plants (A) with normal maturity and pod fill compared to sprayed plants (B). |  |
IMAZETHAPYR AND IMAZAMOX SYMPTOMS: 5% OF A 17G/ACRE RATE |
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Symptoms first appeared four days after spraying. Symptoms included chlorosis of new leaves, cessation of leaf growth, crown growth proliferation and a lack of flower production. Unaffected (A) and affected plants (B) four days after application. |
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IMAZETHAPYR AND IMAZAMOX SYMPTOMS: 10% OF A 17G/ACRE RATE |
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This close-up shows chlorosis of the 3rd and 4th leaves. These plants did not produce any further growth. |
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| Symptoms first appeared four to five days after spraying and included chlorosis of new leaves, cessation of leaf growth, crown growth proliferation and a lack of flower production. This close-up shows crown growth proliferation. |  |
