Raspberries: Herbicide injury: Sinbar

Herbicide injury – some varieties are sensitive to herbicides. Sinbar (terbacil) is likely to cause marginal burning, as is Princep.

Sinbar may cause leaf yellowing and/or bleaching though usually accompanied by leaf burning/browning.

Raspberry leaf with yellow discoloration and brown, dead tissue on outer leaf margins.
Terbacil (Sinbar) injury on raspberry.

If leaves also have a yellowish orange powder on their undersides of leaves, this indicates late leaf (yellow) rust.

If root uptake occurs, veinal or interveinal yellowing/necrosis also may occur.

Raspberry leaf with brown-black, necrotic tissue along leaf margins. Necrosis forms in linear rows of dead tissue segments along tissue in-between leaf veins. Outer edge of leaf is also thinly bordered in necrotic tissue.
Sinbar injury on raspberry following root uptake.