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SPECIMEN LABEL {~ UPDATES AVAILABLE AT yVYVR'.CREENBOOIC.NET 9 into the soil surface. DO NOT allow treated soil to wazh or move into untreated area. OF TREES AND BRUSH TO PLATEAU REABICiDE e foIIowing tolerance information is provided as a general guideline when it is sirable or necessary [o make PLATEAU herbicide applications in and around desirable tree and brash species. UO NOT use PLATEAU herbicide on nursery, omhmd, omamenml plantings, new plantings, seedling trees or fiber farms except as specified on supplemental labeling. I[ is suggesud that PLATEAU hefiicide be tried on a limiud basis to determine tolerance in your area. PI-ATEAU herbicide may be used at rates up to 12 oz per acre for weed controi~in and around established trees on pasmm, rangeland (see ' `GUIDELINES FOR RANGELAND USE" sec[idn) and noncropland areas such as roadsides, prairies and similar areas used far wildlife cover, erosion control, wind breaks, etc. Tree end brash species known m have acceptable mlemnce to PLATEAU herbicide when applied under the canopy and/or b the foliage are listed below. Tolerance is based upon trees with a minimum of 2 inch DBH. Application to tree and brash species that are under stress due to drought. disease, insect damage or other factors may be more susceptible m injury from PLATEAU herbicide and may result in severe injury or death. Some species may exhibit tip chlorosis and minor necrosis. FoGar contact may increase injury to include defoliation and terminal death. Application methods that minimize foliar contact with desirable tree and bnuh species can improve tolerance. When making fall applications of PLATEAU herbicide, potential injury to tree and brash species from foliar contact may be minimized by making the applirarion afar the leaves have begun ro senesce (fall color) or after Leaf drop. Conifer species are generally mlemn[ to fall applications. PIATEAU herbicide applications in and around tree aced brash species should be made. at the recommended timing for the target weed species. Brush anti Tree Species Tolerance to PLATEAU herbicide at 12 oz per Acre' Tolennee by Neadon Methodr Commou Nome Apple (var, Winesap)i Gaous Species Astalur rylverrrir Directed !;Clow Foliage Yes To Foliage NR Ash, Hhrc Fmrinw 9uadrangulaM Yes NR Arh, Grin Fmrrnur pennryl„anico Yes No I Rhododendronapp. No Na S ~ Tilra hetrophy!!a No No xeldm Acer negundo Ya Injuc}a -Buckrye, Ohio Aescvlur glabm Yes NR Cedar-juniper, Watem Thtrja Plicam Yu Yes - i Cherry, Hlackr Pnrnvs serotina No No CIKrty, Choke. Prvnus vaglniana No No Cherry, Ssveera Pnrnus avium - Ya NR Cononrvood Popu[ur delroides Yes Injury Couonwaod, narrow leaf Popular spp. Yes Injury Dogwood, Flowering Comas sp0. Ya Yes Dogwood, Grey Comas rocemosa Ya Injury Dogwood. Red Trig Comas spp. Ya Ya Douglas F6 Pseudorruga meraiaii Ya Yae Elm, Amedwo U/mus amerirnna Ya Ya Elm, Slippery Nrrvct rubs Ya Ya Gaosebevy Ribm spp. Ya Injury Hackeerty Celris o«idenmlis Ya Ya ~Hma'thom Cromegus Spp. Ya Injurys Jumper, (7iinese Juniperur chinensis Ya Yes Jumper, Western Junipew osmospemm Yes Ya Lihc Syrbrga spp. No No Linden, Amerian Ttlia amerkana No No Locust Bk<k Robinia pseudaaeacm Ya Ya Locust, Honry Gledivia viacanrhos Ya Ya Maple, Red Acer n.bnrm Ya Ya bhple, Sugaz Aw sacchamm Ya Ya nlberry, Red Monu rubro Ya NR MuNerry, Whim Maras albo Yes NR Oak, Black Qvertva ve/vuno Ya NR Oak, Live Qvercur virginiana Yes Yes Database and fm'mat copyright U by Vance Communication Corp Talenoee ey Appllution MNhods Common Name Oak, Southern Red ~ Gram Species QuercusJalcam Diremed Bebw Aoliage To Foliage Ya NR Oak, White QueKVi albs Ya NR Olive, Russian E7aeagnus angusafolia Ya No Osage Orange - Maclum pomifem Yes NR Peach (Var. Elbena)i PrvnusPerstco Yes NR Phodnia, Red Tip Phariniafrar¢si Yes Yes Pine, Lodgepok Prnur conroxa Ya Inluryt Pine, Whiter Pinar rrrobur Yes Yes Pittosporiim, Iapenese Piaos'porum rabiro Yes Yes Plum species Prvnus app. -Yes No Popiai, Yellow (Tulip) Liribdendmn m/ipJem Ya NA Privet, Common Wgusirum vufgare Yes Ya Rabbitbmsh species Chrysorhamnur spp. Ya Ya Redbud Cercis canadmb ~Ya - Ya Redcedaz, Fastem Juniperur viiginiarta Yes Ya Rose. MultiRma Aosa mu/rPoro Yas No Sage, Big Artemisia aidmmra Ya Yes Sage, Fringe Anemisitfrigtda Ya Yes Sag<, Silvm Artemuia rnrm Ya Ya Sagebrush, Big Artemuia nidenrara Ya Ya Sag<bnmh, Fringed Anemisio frigida Ya Yes Saltcellar 7amaNZ spp. Ya ~ No Servimberry Amelanchier a/nifolia Ya NR Snowbeny, Wes[em Symplmricarpos aecidenmlis Ya Injurys Sugarberry Celrk laevigara Ya Ya Swee[gum LiguidambmrryraciJ/ua -Yes Yas Sysamorc Plamm~us occidmralis Ya No 7reeat-Heaven Ailanthus o/dssima Ya Ya Wahmt, American Black Jug/am ntgm Ya No Willow Salu spp. Ya lnjutys ~ iNot hrtmtled for nursery, orchard, omamenmi plantings, new pkndngs or seedling trees. sYa ~ Tolerant No ~ Noe Toleran4 Severe injury or death NR -Not Recommended due m insuRomt tolerance dam shot for use on omammml or Emit bearing nea. 'Applications made just before or during candling mayeause candle injury or dath. °POSSble dcfobadm and/or death. Some species may exhibit rip chlorosis end minornecrosis. If spiny mnmcm foliage mm defoliation and temrinal death moy occur, °Se< supplanmtnl label, "For Use In Swtttgttm (Liquidambar srymc~a) Grown an Fiber Farms." WEEDS CONTROLLED PLATEAU herbicide, 4 to 6 oz per acre Commoa Name Gevua Specie PRE' AnvualBleodaU P051'i perenvial° BROADI.EAVES Bedstraw, Catchweed Galium apanne C 4 WA Beggarweed, Florida Desmadfvm rorruosum C Z SA Isutfmobm Sofamrm rornnmm - C SA Cocklebur, Common ~ Xanrhium rmrmanam $ 6 $A Lambsquarters, Common Chmopodium album C 2 SA Momingglory Entircleaf lvyleaf Tall Ipomoea hedemrna S Ipomom hederacea $ /pomoeapurpureo $ 3 3 3 SA SA SA Musmrd, Wild Bruvica kaber C C WA Pigweed Amaraxrhur cep. C b SA rishts reserve .