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Herbicide Injury: Dinitroaniline Herbicides
(Treflan, Rival, Bonanza, Prowl) injury to Corn

Author:

Greg Stewart - Corn Industry Program Lead/OMAF; Mike Cowbrough - Weed Management Field Crops Program Lead/OMAF
Creation Date: Not Available
Last Reviewed: 25 August 2003


Return to Herbicide Injury GalleryDinitroaniline injury on corn caused by high rates or slow breakdown is shown in this photo. Short roots with thickened root tips or stunted top growth with purplish leaves are common symptoms.

 

Dinitroaniline injury on corn caused by high rates or slow breakdown is shown in this photo. Short roots with thickened root tips or stunted top growth with purplish leaves are common symptoms. For more information see Treflan, Rival, Bonanza and Prowl.

Excerpt from Agronomy Guide for Field Crops (Chapter 3): Order this publication

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