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infected plants root rot infected leaves dark brown brown leaf spot vein spot root knot nematode lower stem soil fungicides sooty mold fungus southern blight pecan trees scab lesions reddish brown develop rapidly agrobacterium tumefaciens
Pecan
... are most effective when applied as a preventive application. Thorough coverage of leaf, nut and shoot surfaces with a fungicide must be maintained to prevent infections. Brown Leaf Spot (fungus - ... Infected twigs are covered with small raised pustules with black centers. This results in twig dieback. Maintain trees in a healthy condition. No control suggested at this time. Fungicides Scab Benomyl ...
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PERIWINKLE DISEASES
... leafhoppers that transmit the disease-causing entity and rogue infected plants. Canker and Dieback (fungus - Phomopsis sp.): Shoot tips will turn dark brown-to-black and die back to the soil. Favored ...
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GROUND COVERS
... tumefaciens): See section on Crown Gall. VINCA Vinca major, Vinca minor Canker and Dieback (fungus - Phomopsis livella): Shoot tips will turn dark brown-to-black and die back to the soil. Favored ...
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