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SPECIMEN LABEL
<br />-Suppression may be expressed as reduction in number of seedheads, seedhead height mp-
<br />pression or foliage height reduction; however, full recovery of the grass can be expected.
<br />WILDFLOWER ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE
<br />Due to high degree of variation in genotypes, ecotypes and varieties of wildflowers,
<br />tolernnces [o PLATEAU herbicide can vary dramatically and may be reduced under
<br />certain soil types and environmental conditions. Apply PLATEAU herbicide only
<br />if some stand thinning or loss can be toleated. Preemergence applications of low
<br />use rates (4 oz/A) to mleant species, result in the least amount of injury, but may
<br />not eliminate it. Postemergence applications of PLATEAU herbicide can result in
<br />injury or death of some genotypes, and should be used only as a rescue trea[mem
<br />when weed competition threatens the stand. Use of certain spay adjuvants can
<br />also increase wildflower injury and loss of stand. Although most legumes listed in
<br />the toleance table are tolerant [0 4 ozlA of PLATEAU herbicide preemergence,
<br />same stand thinning may occur. Legumes are more tolernnt to post applications,
<br />but chlorosis or smnting is possible. Recommendations Gsted in the tables below
<br />are designed for mixed grass/wildflowersfands. Less than satisfactory results may
<br />occur from applications [o monoculmre stands. It is recommended to try on a
<br />small scale to determine degree of satisfaction on monoculmre stands.
<br />For prairiegrass/wildflower mixtures: Where some wildflower injury (phyto-
<br />toxicity, height suppression) can be tolerated, apply PLATEAU herbicide at the
<br />rate to achieve desired weed control, but no[ to exceed toleance rate listed in
<br />[he table below. Wildflower injury can be reduced or eliminated with preemer-
<br />gence applications. To minimize injury, apply PLATEAU herbicide at 2 to 4 oz
<br />per acre a[ planting to [Olean[ species listed below. Use the 2 oz per acre rnte
<br />under cool dry conditions and in ]ow rainfall areas. If postemergence application
<br />is made to established prairiegrass/wildflower mixtures, use [he lowest rnte of
<br />PLATEAU herbicide necessary to achieve desired weed control (see "WEEDS
<br />CONTROLLED" section). Postemergence application can result in smnd thin-
<br />ning or death due to vast variation m seed sources, varieties and genotypes. I[ is
<br />recommended that a small area be tested prior [o full application far toleance of
<br />desired species. The rates listed below are for [hose species in which acceptable
<br />tolernnce has been confirmed on the varieties/genotypesbaing treated.
<br />Application of PLATEAU herbicide in conjunction with an organophosphate
<br />insecticide may cause an increase m wildflower injury.
<br />Seedling Wildflower and Legume Tolerance to PLATEAU herbicide (4 orJA)'
<br />in Mixed Grass/Forb Stands.
<br />Common Name Genus Specie PRE POST
<br />Alfalfa Medicaga sariva No Yes
<br />Aster, New England Aster novae ongliae No Yes
<br />Aster, Prairie Aster mnacetifolius No Yes
<br />Baby Blue Eyes Nemophila mertziestii No Yes
<br />Beggar ticks Bidensfrondosa No Yes
<br />B"ad's Eyes Gilio tricolor No Yes
<br />Bishop's Flower Anuni majus No Yes
<br />Blackeyed Susan Rvdbeclia hina Yes Yes
<br />Blanketflower Gaillardia arBtata No Yes
<br />Bundlellower, Illinois Dermanthus illinoensis Yes Yes
<br />Catchfly Silene armeria No Yes
<br />Chiwry Cichorium inrybus Yes Yes
<br />Clover, Crimson Tnfalium incamamm Yes Yes
<br />Clover, White Trifolium repens No Yes
<br />Conetlowtt, Purple Echinacea purpurea Yes Yes
<br />Cone7lawtt, Upright Prairie Ratibida wlumnlfera Yes Yes
<br />Coreopsis, Dwarf Red Plains Coreopsis rincroria var. Gay Feather Yes Yes
<br />Coreopsis, Lance Leaved Coreopsis lanceolam Yes Yes
<br />Coreopsis, Plains Coreapsis tineraria Yes Yes
<br />ComBower Cenraurea cyartus No Yes
<br />Cosmos, Garden Cosmos bipinnams Yes Yes
<br />Cosmos, Yellow Cosmos sulphureus Yes Yes
<br />Daisy, Oxtrye Chrysanthemum leucanrhermum Yes Yes
<br />Daisy, Shasta Chrysanthemum maximum Yes Yes
<br />Five Spot Nemophila maculara No Yes
<br />Flax, Blue Linum perenne No Yes
<br />_ Indian Blanket Gaillardia pulchella No Yes
<br />_ Indigo, Blue False Baptisia ausralis Yes No
<br />]ahnny Jump-ups Vio/a camvro Yes Yes
<br />Lemon Mira Mortarda citriodora No Yes
<br />Lespedeza, Biwlar Lespedeza Yes Yes
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<br />Common Name Genus Spxies PRE POST
<br />Lespedeza Korean Lespedeza sripulacea No Yes
<br />Lespedeza, Sericea Lespedeza aneata No Yes
<br />Lupine, Perennial Lupinu perennu Yes Yes
<br />Mexican Hat Ratibida calumnifera Yes Yes
<br />Partridgepea Cassia jvscialom Yes Yes
<br />Pea, Calico Pisum vigartasinensis Yes Yes
<br />Pea, Flat Larhyms rylvesrris Yes Yes
<br />Pea, Perennial Larhvrus larfo/ivs Yes Yes
<br />Phlox, Dmmmond Phlox dmmmandii Yes No
<br />Poppy, California Fschschalzia califamica Yes No
<br />Poppy. Com Popover rhoeas Yes Yes
<br />POPPY, Red Com Papaver sp. Yes Yes
<br />Prairieclover, Purple Dalea pvrpurea Yes Yes
<br />Prairieclover, Whits Dalea candidum Yes Yes
<br />Tick-oefoil, Showy Desmodium canadense No Yes
<br />Trefoil, BiMsfoo[ Lotus comiculatus No Yes
<br />Vetch, Crown Caronilla varia Yes -
<br />Vetch, Ha'vy Vida villosa Yes -
<br />Yamow,Gold Achilleafilipendulina No Yes
<br />~ For legumes, a[ least three ova leaves should be presem before a postemergence application.
<br />Established Wildflower and Legume Tolerance to PLATEAU herbicide (max-
<br />imum rater oz/A) in Mixed Grass/FOrb Stands.
<br />Common Name Genus Species PRE POST
<br />Flax, Blue Linum percnne 0 6
<br />Indian Blanket Gaillardia pulchella 0 6
<br />BlankeHlower Gaillardia arismta 0 8
<br />Chickory Cicharivm intvbus 4 6
<br />Daisy, Shasta Chrysanthemum marimum 4 8
<br />Pmirieclover, Purple Dalea purpurea 4 12
<br />ConeBOwer, Upright Prairie Ratibida calumnifera 6 6
<br />Mexican Hat Ratibida calumnifera 6 6
<br />Poorjoe Diodia Ceres 8 -
<br />Lupine Lvpirtv perennis 8 6
<br />Coneflown, Purple Echinacea pvrpvrea 8 8
<br />Dairy, Ox-eyes Chrysanthemum leueanthermum 8 8
<br />Leadplant Amarpha canescens 8 8
<br />Lespedeza, Bicolor Lespedeza 8 8
<br />Milkweed, Common Asclepius syriaco 8 -
<br />Pea, Prairie Scurf Psoralea esculenm 8 8
<br />Yarrow, Gold Achilleafilipendulina 8 8
<br />Bleckeyed Susan RudbecAia hirta 8 10
<br />Johnny lump-ups Viola comum 8 12
<br />Sweealover Afelilvrus sp. /2 8
<br />Alfalfa Medicaga sariva 12 12
<br />BundleBOweq Illinois Desmanthus illinoensis 12 12
<br />Lespedem, Sedcea Lespedeza cuneara 12 12
<br />Pamidgepea Cassia fasciculam 12 12
<br />Sensitive vine Mimosa srrigillosa I2 12
<br />Vetch, Crown Caronilla varia 12 12
<br />Violet, Wild Viola spp. I2 12
<br />~ Height suppression or stand reduction may occur at maximum use rate. For legumes, some
<br />yellowing and smnting can occur at higher vu rates.
<br />'Postemergence application should be made early post on [he Bowers to reduce injury and
<br />increase Bower set.
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