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Plant Pathology Disease Information Notes Index
... Life Complex FDIN-009 -- Stem Blight of Blueberry FDIN-010 -- Twig Blight of Blueberry Fruit Rot Diseases of Blueberry Leaf Diseases of Blueberry Mummy Berry Disease of Blueberry Phytophthora ... Long-Term Turf Management Practices for Prevention of Turf Diseases Vegetable and Herbs: VDIN-001 -- Fruit Rots of Pickling and Slicing Cucumbers VDIN-002 -- Disease Management for Vegetables and Herbs in ...
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NCSU Plant Disease Information Notes -- Vegetables
... NCSU Plant Disease Information Notes -- Vegetables Vegetable and Herbs Disease Information Notes VDIN-001 Fruit Rots of Pickling and Slicing Cucumbers VDIN-002 Disease Management for Vegetables and Herbs in Greenhouses ... of Vegetable Crops in Greenhouses VDIN-006 Disease Resistance in Vegetable Varieties VDIN-007 Root Rots of Green Beans and Lima Beans VDIN-008 Gummy Stem Blight and Phoma Blight of ...
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Strawberry Diseases and their Control
... weather. Anthracnose fruit rot appears as soft to firm brown to black spots on green fruit and dark purple spots on ripe fruit. On ripe fruit the spots enlarge rapidly until the entire fruit rots. The surface of lesion can become covered with pink to orange masses of spores. These spores are dispersed to other fruit ...
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Fruit Rot
... be benefical in controlling fruit rots when applied beginning at full bloom and continuing for 2-3 semiweekly applications. Captan is the most frequently used fungicide for fruit rots and one of ... ripe fruit from the bush every 7 days (or fewer) will drastically reduce fruit rots in the field that would otherwise contaminate the harvesting and sorting process. Many opportunities for fruit ...
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FDIN012 - Muscadine Grape Diseases and Their Control
... , Extension Plant Pathologist [General Information] [Symptoms] [Control] [Back to Fruit Disease Notes] [Other Resources] General Information The muscadine grape ( ... rot infections can occur at any stage of fruit development, but fruit infected in the green (unripe) stages does not ... with removal of leftover fruit at the end of the season should also help reduce fruit rots. Avoiding excess late-season ...
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Diseases of Pickling Cucumbers
... fruit rots and should be considered when devising the irrigation schedule. Rotation. Rotate cucumber with grasses or small grains. Intensively cropping cucumbers on the same fields will encourage fruit rots ...
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GUMMY STEM BLIGHT AND PHOMA BLIGHT OF CUCURBITS
... cucumber, cantaloupe, pumpkin, and watermelon. They may also result in fruit rots on these and other cucurbits. The diseases are caused by ... enlarge to an indefinite size. Gummy exudates may appear on fruit and stem lesions, and the black fruiting bodies of the ... crown of the plant, giving the plant a blighted appearance. Fruit are generally not affected. Management The gummy stem blight fungus ...
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VDIN018 - Bacterial Spot of Pepper and Tomato
... Infected pepper leaves drop prematurely; this exposes fruit to sun and may result in sun scald, secondary fruit rots, and reduced yields. Bacterial spots on the fruit are at first small, blister-like ... Vegetable Disease Notes Plant Disease Information Notes Home Page HIL-21 Pepper Production (Bell, Small Fruit and Pimento) or PDF version of HIL-21 Horticulture Information Leaflets Home Page North ...
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ROOT ROT
... mulch before planting, then plant shallow and use additional mulch to form beds.  Other Root Rots Other fungi, chiefly Armillaria species, occasionally cause root rot on blueberries. If Armillaria is ... and stumps or by simply not planting in newly cleared areas. Other Links Back to Fruit Disease Notes Blueberry Pest Management: A seasonal overview Plant Disease Information Notes Home Page Small ...
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Fruit Tree Cultivars
... Requirements vary. Some cultivars are self-fruited. Others require a pollination. (See note 1). Summer rots are the most serious disease problems and can destroy an entire crop. No cultivars ... not require pollination can be grown in North Carolina. Few serious disease problems except nematodes Fruit may drop prematurely as a result of drought or excessive shade, moisture, or fertilization. ...
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