leafspot fungi

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... on the white pine in the previous slide. Note the yellow (chlorotic) areas around the leafspot on this river birch. Hypertrophy and Hyperplasia Hypertrophy: Abnormal increase in cell size. Hyperplasia: ... round structures are sclerotia of a fungal pathogen and are frequently produced by certain fungi. Black shoe-string like structures are rhizomorphs. Most signs of fungal pathogens are reproductive ...
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... Genera of Ascomycetes. APS Press. Tar spots are caused by species of fungi in the genus Rhytisma. These fungi produce black stromata on leaves which eventually develop into modified apothecia. Sooty Mold ... can be found on most species of deciduous plants. A few of the more common leafspot diseases found in our area include: Host Pathogen Photinia Entomosporaium mespili Rose Marssonina rosae Dogwood ...
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AD01 - ALFALFA DISEASE MANAGEMENT
... sharply defined in Fusarium wilt. In Fusarium wilt, the bark usually remains unaffected. Lepto leafspot (Leptosphaerulina briosiana): This leaf spot primarily affects young leaves, but also attacks other above ... quality. Dry weather would slow disease progression and reduce the hazard of disease loss. Fungi which cause root and stem diseases form spores which infest the soil. Future rotations, ...
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Strawberry Diseases and their Control
... fungi) roots stunting rare 1 cultural, fumigation, rotation Northern root-knot nematode (Meloidogyne hapla) roots stunting occasional 2 fumigate, certified plants, rotation Leaf scorch (Diplocarpon earliana) leaves, runners leafspot ... rotation Leafspot (Mycosphaerella fragariae) leaves leafspot general 4 resistant cultivar, fungicides Leaf blight (Phomopsis obscurans) leaves, runners leafspot ...
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PESTICIDE MODES OF ACTIVITY
... (spiracles) of insects, resulting in suffocation. Here’s the important point for rosarians: insects and fungi can develop resistance to insecticides and fungicides if products having the same MOAs are used ... rust on roses Manzate ** √ √ Blackspot and botrytis on roses Maneb √ √ Blackspot, leafspot and rust on roses Daconil Ultrex √ √ Blackspot and botrytis on roses *Now called ...
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CPS-CPDS-Table of Contents-1971
... 83-85 J.M. POWELL Additional records of Mycodiplosis larvae (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae) feeding on rust fungi Pages 86-87 R. CRETE and L. TARTIER Prevalence of onion smut, Urocystis magica, and ... in organic soils of southwestern Quebec in 1970 Pages 88-90 J.A. PARMELEE Marssonina leafspot of apple Pages 91-92 Volume 51 (3), 1971 C.B.WILLIS, A.L. HENDERSON ...
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CPS-CPDS-Table of Contents-1974
... with forage crops in eastern Canada. Vol . 53:131-136. 1973. Pages 26 PUBLICATION NOTICE: Fungi Canadenses Pages 26 Volume 54 (2), 1974 C.O. GOURLEY A comparison of benomyl, thiophanate ... storage diseases of carrots with postharvest fungicide treatments Pages 52-54 R.C. ZIMMER Chlorotic leafspot and stipple spot, newly describeddiseases of buckwheat in Manitoba Pages 55-56 J .W. SIIEPPARD ...
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Plant Pathology - The Morton Arboretum
... Zettler, L. W. , Stewart, S. L., Bowles, M. L. and K. A. Jacobs. 2000. Mycorrhizal fungi and cold-assisted symbiotic germination of the Federally threatened eastern prairie fringed orchid, Platanthera ... Jr., F. S., Johnson, G. R., and M. A. Dirr.1996. Differential resistance to Entomosporium leafspot disease And hydrogen cyanide potential in photinia. J. Envir. Hort.: 14 (3):154-157. Jacobs ...
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Lithocarpus densiflorus (Hook
... insect attacks and fungal diseases and is windfirm (3). Injury to the trunk, however, allows fungi to enter. Wind and heavy snows eventually fell many trees originally injured by fire and ... to the shoestring root disease (Armillaria mellea). The fungus Ceuthocarpum conflictum causes a commonly seen leafspot on tanoak (10). Several insects have been found feeding on tanoak but, generally, the damage ...
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FOLIAGE DISEASES OF DECIDUOUS TREES-1. SYMPTOMS
... (Amelanchier) leaves are caused by a Rust fungus, Gymnosporangium nidus-avis. LEAF SPOT. Many parasitic fungi cause discrete infections of limited size. On these sugar maple (Acer) leaves, each small circular ... in distinct patterns, in contrast to the more or less random distribution of infections by leafspot pathogens. Compare the distinct pattern on this leaf to the leaves in the other pictures ...
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