Southeast Farmers Coop Diagnosing Leaf Cupping in Soybeans

Diagnosing Leaf Cupping in Soybeans

July 10, 2017

What You’ll Learn…

A number of factors, including herbicides, plant viruses, and insects can cause leaf cupping in soybeans.

Plant growth regulator (PGR) herbicide injury to soybeans can be caused by spray drift, volatilization, or sprayer contamination.

Environmental conditions, including temperature inversions, can lead to leaf damage and cupping.

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