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. - SPECIMEN LABEL UPDATES AVAILABLE AT WZV~V.GREENBOO K.NET ~ ''Suppmsion rosy be expressed m reduction in number of aeMheads, xedhad height mp- prasion or (ogage height reduction; however, fug recovery of the gross an be expected. ILDFLOWER ESTABLISFTMENT AND MAINTENANCE to high degree of variation in genotypes, ecotypes and varieties of wildflowers, mnca to PLATEAU herbicide can vary dmmadcally and may be reduced under certain soil types and envirotunenmf conditions. Apply PLATEAU herbicide only if some stand dtirtningor loss can be [olemted. Preemergence applkabons of low use rates (4 ozlA) to mlemot species, result in the least amount of mury, but may not eliminate it. Postemergence applications of PLATEAU herbicide can result in injury or death of Some genotypes, and should be used only as a rexue treatment when weed competition threatens the stand. Use of certain sprsy adjuvants Can also increase wildflower injury and loss of smnd. Although most legumes listed in the tokmnce table are tolerant to 4 ozjA of PLATEAU herbicide preemugeneq some smnd thinning may occur. Legumes are more tolerant [o post applications, but chlorosis or smnnng is possible. Recommendations listed in the mbla below are designed for mixed gmss/wildflower stands. Less than satisfactory vaults may occur from applications to monoculture smnds.. It is recommended m try on a .small scale to determine degree of satisfaction on monoculture stands. For prairiegrass/wiidtiower mixtures: Where some wildflower injury (phyto- mxicity, height suppression) can be mlemred, apply PLATEAU herbicide at dte rote to achieve dssucd weed convol, but not to exceed tolerance rate lined in the mble below. Wildflower injury can be reduced or eliminated with preemer- genec applications. 7o minimize injury, apply PLATEAU herbicide at 2 m 4 oz per acre at planting to tolerant species listed below. Use the 2 oz per acre rate under cool dry conditions and in low rainfall areas. ]f posktnergence application is made to esmblished pmiriegmss/wildflower mixtures, use the lower[ rote of PLATEAU herbicide necessary to achieve desired weed control (see "WEEDS CONTROLLED" section). Postemergence applicafion can result in stand thin- ning or deaN due to vast variation in seed sources, varieties and genotypes. I[ is recommrnded that a small area be tested prior to full application for mleraoee of dashed species. The rotes listed below are for thox species in which accepmble tolerance has bees confirmed on the variedes/genotypesbaing treated. Application of PLATEAU herbicide in conjunction vrith an organophosphate insecticide may cause an increase m wildflower injury. Seedling WBdtbwer and Legume Tolerance to PLATEAU berbicide (4 or1A)' in Mued Grasa/Forb Stands. ' Commoo Name Genus Spada PRE POST ,..rhs Alfalfa Medicago rativo No Ya ` ~AS~cr, New England ' Aster novae angliae No Ya Aster, Prairie Aster mnacetifalim No Ya Baby Bluc Eya Nemophda menziadi No Ya Beggar ticks Hldens finndosa No Ycs B'vd's Eya Gilia oico/or No Ya Bishop's Flower Anuni major ~ No Ya Bmckryed Susm Rudbeckia hirto Ya Ya Blmkedlowtt Caillardia arumta No Ya Bundleflowa, lginois Dermanthvs illinoensu Yes Ya Catchfly Sifene armeria No Ya Chkory Cichorium inrybur Yes Ya Clever, Crimson Trifo/ium incamaNm Ya Ya Clovtt, White Trifofium repent No Ya Coveflowa, Purple Echinacea purpurea Yes Ya ConeMwm, Upright Prairie Ratlbida columniferq Yes Ya Cmeopsis, Dwarf Red Pima Coreapsis tiaeroria.var. Gay Fadrer Ya Ya Commoo Name Genus Spedn PRE POST Lesp<dera, Korean Lapedeza adpularea No Yes Leapedem, Sericm Lerpedeea crmeata ~ No Ya Lupine, Purnniai Lupinu perennv - Ya Yes Mexican Hat Ratibidq columnifero Ya Yes Parmdgepa Cavlajarciculata Ya Ya Pea, Calico Pirum vigartar7nensir Y<s Ya Pea, Flat Lashyrus rylveshis Ya Yes Pea, Pertnnial Lathyrus falifoliut Ya Ya Phlox, Drummond Phlox drummondii Yes No Poppy, Califamur Exlurholzra eaf~rrticv Yes No POPPY. Coro Popover rhoem Ya Ya POPPY. Red Com Papaver sp. Ya Ya Pmirieclova, Purple Da/ea Purpvrea Ya Ya Pmirieciover, White Dalea candiaLm - Ya Ya Tick-ndoil, Showy Desmodium cangdense No Yes Trefoil, Birdsfoo[ Lotus mrnia/aeus No Ya Vetch, Gowm Comndlq vario Yes - Vach, Hairy Yicia villosa Ya - Yarrow,Gold Achilleafifipmdulina ~ ~ No Ya 'For legumes, at kart three rive lava should be present before a p«temagace application. Established WBdBower and Legume Tolerance to PLATEAU herbicide (max- imum rate', or/A) ill Mixed Grass/Forb Smods. Common Name team Spada ~ PRE POST` Flan, Blurt Linum perenrre 0 6 Indian Blanket Gudlardiapulehelfa 0 6 Blankedlowa Gadlardia arirarra 0 8 l7dckory ~ Cichonum inrybvr ~ 4 6 Daisy, Shasta Chrysanthemum mnnmum 4 8 Pmirittlover, Purple Dafea puspuna 4 12 Co«tlowa, Upright Prairie Rahbida COfamRl~M 6 6 Mexican Hat Aatfbida mlumnifesa 6 6 Poorj« Diadia tens 8 - Lupioe Lupinu perenn8 8 6 ConeAower, Purple Echingceapurpuna .8 8 Dairy, Ox-ever Chrysanthemum leucanthermum 8 8 LadpWt Amorpha canesans 8 8 Lespedem, Bicolor Lapedeza 8 8 Milkweed, Common Atdepias.gviatn 8 - Pa, Prairie Scurf Psarafea as/enfa ~ 8 8 Yarrow, Goldr ArhiJlea filipendulinq 8 8 Blackryed Susm Rudbeckia hum 8 10 Johnny lum6ups Yio/a cornum 8 12 Coieapsis, Lena Laved Coreopru lanceofata Ya Ya Coreopsis, Plaim Coreopsis tincrorla Ya Ya Comfloxer Centaurea epartur No Ya Cosmos, Gardrn Gorman bipinnatus ~ Ya Ya Cosmos, YNlow Cosmos rulphureur ~ Ya Ya Dairy, Ox-tye Chrysanthemum leucanthermvm Ya Ya Daisy, Sham Chryranrhemum maximum Ya Ya Five Spot Nemophilq maculara No Ya Flur, Blue Linnm perenne No Ya s (~ Indian BImkH Gaiflgrdia pulchella No Y<s Indigo, Blue False Baprvia qurmfsr Ya No tohwy7ump-ups Pm/a romum Ya Yes lemon Miol Monada eirriodorq No Yes Lapeden, Bicoor Lapedeza Yes Yes atabase an onnaf copyri~ t c by once ommunication orp. Sweetclover Meh'foms ap. 12 8 Alfalfa Medicago tativa 12 12 Bundleflowa, Illinois Desmanthvs Iginaensis 12 12 Lapedera, Serirra Lrspedem cunegta 12 12 Partridgepa Gossip fascicu/am 12 12 Sensitive vine Monona nrigiflosa 12 12 Vetch, Crown Coronil/a varia 12 12 Violet, Wild Yiola spp. 12 12 (Height suppression m smnd redaction may occur et maximum ux tale. For leguma, some yellowing and snmdng can «cur at higba ux rates. sPastemagace epplicadon should be made early pos on the flowers to reduce injury and ~inerase flower stt Rower. reserved.