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How to Manage Pests

UC Pest Management Guidelines

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Pistachio

Susceptibility of Weeds to Herbicide Control

(Reviewed 2/07, updated 2/07)

In this Guideline: More about weeds in pistachio:
Susceptibility of Spring/Summer Weeds to Herbicide Control
Customize list of weeds
 
ANNUAL WEEDS
Grasses
barnyardgrass
crabgrass, large
fescues
foxtails
lovegrasses
sprangletops
witchgrass
Broadleaves
cockleburs
cudweeds
eveningprimrose, cutleaf
fleabane, hairy
goosefoot, nettleleaf
groundcherries
horseweed
knotweed, common
lambsquarters, common
lettuce, prickly
mullein, turkey
nightshades
pigweeds
puncturevine
purslane, common
sowthistles
spurge, spotted
thistle, Russian
willowherb, panicle-leaf
PERENNIALS
Seedling
bermudagrass
bindweed, field
clovers
dallisgrass
dock, curly
johnsongrass
Established
bermudagrass
bindweed, field
clovers
dallisgrass
dock, curly
johnsongrass
nutsedge, purple
nutsedge, yellow
PREEMERGENT

FLM
ISO1
NAP
ORY
OXY
PEN1
THI1
 
CNCCPCC
CNCCPCC
CNCCPCP
CNCCNCC
CNCCPCP
CNCCPCC
CNCCPCP
 
——PNPNN
—CCNPNC
—CCPPPC
CCNNPNP
CCCCCCC
CCNNCNP
CCNNPNP
CCCCCCC
CCCCCCC
CCCNCNC
—CCNPPC
CCNNCNP
CCCCCCC
—CPPPPP
CCCCCCC
CCCPCNC
—CCPPPP
—CPPPPP
CCNPCP—
 
 
—NCCPCC
—PNPCPP
CNPNPN—
—NPCNCC
—CPPCC—
—NCCPCC
 
—NNNNNN
NNNPNPN
—NNNNN—
—NNNNNN
—NNNNN—
—NNNNPN
NNNNNNP
PNNNNNC
POSTEMERGENT

CLE1
DIQ1
FLU1
GLY
HAL
OXY
PAR*
SET1
2,4-D
 
CPCCNPPCN
CPCCNNCCN
PCPCNNCPN
CPCCNNCCN
CPCCNNPCN
CPCCNPPCN
CPPCNNCPN
 
NCNCCCCNC
NCNCNCCNN
NCNCNPCN—
NPNCNPPNP
NCNCNCCNC
NCNCNCCNP
NCNCNPCNP
NPNCNNPNC
NCNCNCPNC
NCNCNPPNC
NPNCNNCNP
NCNCNCCNC
NCNCPCCNP
NCNCNPCNC
NCNCNPNC?
NCNCNCCNC
NCNCNNCNN
NPNCNNCNP
NPNPNNPN—
 
 
CPCCNNCCN
NCNCNNCNC
NPNCNNPNN
CPCCNNCCN
NCNC—CCNC
CPCCNNCCN
 
PNPCNNPPN
NPNPNNPNP
NNNPNNNNN
PNPCNNNPN
NNNP—NNNN
PNPCNNNPN
NPNPPNPNN
NPNPCNPNN
TANK-MIX COMBINATIONS
ORY
OXY		 NAP
OXY		 GLY
OXY		 PAR*
ORY
 
CCCP
CCCC
CCCC
CCCC
CCCC
CCCC
CCCC
 
CPCC
PCCP
PPCP
PPCC
CCCC
CCCC
PPCP
CCCP
CCCC
CCCC
—CCC
CCCC
CCCC
PPCC
CCCC
CCCC
PCCC
PPCC
CCCP
 
 
CCCC
CCCC
PPCP
PPCC
CCCC
CCCC
 
NNPN
PNPN
NNPP
NNPN
NNPN
NNPN
NNPP
NNPP
 
 
ANNUAL WEEDS
Grasses
barnyardgrass
crabgrass, large
fescues
foxtails
lovegrasses
sprangletops
witchgrass
Broadleaves
cockleburs
cudweeds
eveningprimrose, cutleaf
fleabane, hairy
goosefoot, nettleleaf
groundcherries
horseweed
knotweed, common
lambsquarters, common
lettuce, prickly
mullein, turkey
nightshades
pigweeds
puncturevine
purslane, common
sowthistles
spurge, spotted
thistle, Russian
willowherb, panicle-leaf
PERENNIALS
Seedling
bermudagrass
bindweed, field
clovers
dallisgrass
dock, curly
johnsongrass
Established
bermudagrass
bindweed, field
clovers
dallisgrass
dock, curly
johnsongrass
nutsedge, purple
nutsedge, yellow
Susceptibility of Winter Weeds to Herbicide Control
Customize list of weeds
 
ANNUAL WEEDS
Grasses
barley, hare
bluegrass, annual
bromegrasses
oat, wild
ryegrass, Italian
Broadleaves
chickweed, common
cudweeds
fiddlenecks
filarees
groundsel, common
henbit
mallow, little (cheeseweed)
mustards
nettle, burning
radish, wild
rocket, London
shepherd's-purse
PREEMERGENT

FLM
ISO1
NAP
ORY
OXY
PEN1
THI1
 
CNCCPCC
CNCCPCC
CNCCPCC
CNCPPPP
CNCCPCC
 
CCCCPCC
—CCNNNC
CCCCCCC
CCCPCPP
CCPPCNC
CCPPCCP
CCPPCPC
CCPNCPP
CCPPCCC
—CPPCPC
—CCPCPC
CCPNCPC
POSTEMERGENT

CLE1
DIQ1
FLU1
GLY
HAL
OXY
PAR*
SET1
2,4-D
 
CPCCNNCCN
CPNCNNCNN
PPPCNNCPN
CPCCNNCCN
CPCCNNCCN
 
NCNCNNCNC
NCNCNCCNN
NCNCNCCNC
NCNPNCCNC
NCNCNCCNP
NCNCNCCNC
NCNPNCPNC
NCNCNPCNC
NPNNNPPNC
NCNCNPCNC
NCNCNPCNC
NCNCNCCNC
TANK-MIX COMBINATIONS
ORY
OXY		 NAP
OXY		 GLY
OXY		 PAR*
ORY
 
PCCC
CCCC
PCCC
PCCC
CCCC
 
CCCC
CCCP
CCCC
CCCP
CPCP
CCCC
CCCP
PPCC
PPCP
PCCP
PCCP
PPCP
 
 
ANNUAL WEEDS
Grasses
barley, hare
bluegrass, annual
bromegrasses
oat, wild
ryegrass, Italian
Broadleaves
chickweed, common
cudweeds
fiddlenecks
filarees
groundsel, common
henbit
mallow, little (cheeseweed)
mustards
nettle, burning
radish, wild
rocket, London
shepherd's-purse

Ratings Legend
C= control P= partial control N= no control —= no information

Chemical Legend
2,4-D = (Orchard Master, etc.)
CLE = clethodim (Prism)
DIQ = diquat (Reglone)
FLM = flumioxazin (Chateau)
FLU = fluazifop-p-butyl (Fusilade DX)
GLY = glyphosate (Roundup UltraMax, Touchdown)
HAL = halosulfuron (Sempra CA)
ISO = isoxaben (Gallery T&V)
 
NAP = napropamide (Devrinol)
ORY = oryzalin (Surflan, Oryzalin)
OXY = oxyfluorfen (Goal)
PAR = paraquat (Gramoxone Inteon)
PEN = pendimethalin (Prowl)
SET = sethoxydim (Poast)
THI = thiazopyr (Visor)
 

Comments
*   Permit required from county agricultural commissioner for purchase or use.
1   For use in nonbearing orchards only.

[Precautions]

PUBLICATION

[UC Peer Reviewed]

UC IPM Pest Management Guidelines: Pistachio
UC ANR Publication 3461
Weeds
K. J. Hembree, UC Cooperative Extension, Fresno County
A. Shrestha, UC IPM Program, Kearney Agricultural Center, Parlier

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