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Blackleg and Bacterial Soft Rot
... and Bacterial Soft Rot Blackleg and Bacterial Soft Rot GardenLine | Vegetables | Blackleg and Bacterial Soft Rot Sharon Faye Cool, damp conditions, like those we have been experiencing this summer, can provide ... soft rot may develop and spread into the tuber. Soft rot can affect tubers while in storage or in the soil before harvest. The decay occurs after planting. On the tuber's surface, soft rot ...
gardenline.usask.ca

Blackleg, Aerial Stem Rot, and Tuber Soft Rot of Potato, HYG-3106-95
... Rot, and Tuber Soft Rot of Potato HYG-3106-95 Randall C. Rowe Sally A. Miller Richard M. Riedel Blackleg, aerial stem rot, and tuber soft rot are all similar diseases caused by several types of soft-rot bacteria. Blackleg and tuber soft rot occur wherever potatoes are grown. Aerial stem rot is also ...
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Lactuca sativa Disease Descriptions - Soft Rot
... Lactuca sativa Disease Descriptions - Soft Rot Soft Rot Symptoms on Lettuce Soft Rot (bacterium - Erwinia carotovora): The bacterium enters through mechanical wounds or following damage caused by other ...
plantpathology.tamu.edu

Tom Volk's Thansgiving fungi
... nigricans, Rhizopus tritici Soft Rot of sweet potato A post-harvest disease, usually exacerbated by poor storage conditions and poor curing (drying). Affected potatoes become soft and watery. Monilinia ... infect the mycelium and fruiting bodies of other fungi! Sclerotinia sclerotiorum Sclerotinia stem rot of Soybean, affecting Tofurkey production. This is a sliced tofurkey from Thanksgiving dinner ...
botit.botany.wisc.edu

Phomopsis Leaf Blight and Fruit Rot of Strawberry
... a fruit rot called soft rot. The first observation of Phomopsis fruit rot (soft rot) in Ohio was on plants growing under plastic culture in 1999. Although not common in Ohio, Phomopsis fruit rot ... , fruit rot symptoms resemble that of anthracnose fruit rot. Lesions of anthracnose fruit rot do not develop pycnidia. Causal Organism and Disease Cycle Phomopsis leaf blight and fruit rot (soft rot) of ...
ohioline.osu.edu

New Disease Reports - First report of Botryosphaeria obtusa causing fruit rot of quince (Cydonia oblonga) in Spain
... Incidence of fruit rot (1-5%) was lower than that observed by farmers in previous years, which had more humid springs than in 2005. Affected fruits showed a soft rot that evolved rapidly ... spp., the anamorph of Botryosphaeria obtusa, based on morphological characters (Phillips, 2006). Figure 1: Fruit rot of quince caused by Botryosphaeria obtusa: variation in symptom severity in the field. Figure 2 ...
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Fruit Rot
... soft and leaky, or may have masses of fungal spores growing on them. These spores can spread to adjacent ripe, healthy berries and cause them to rot ... soft rot (Phomopsis vaccinii) is a fruit rot caused by the same fungus that causes blueberry twig blight in NC and blueberry cane canker in northern states. This fruit rot ... they infect and cause a soft rot at harvest. This soft rot is often only ...
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Blossom End Rot of Tomato
... disorder of tomato fruits that affects both greenhouse and field grown plants. Blossom end rot occurs more frequently when plants grown under favorable conditions early in the season are ... leathery in appearance (Fig. 1). Fruit do not soft rot unless the spots are invaded by secondary organisms. Tomatoes affected by blossom end rot grow slowly and often ripen prematurely. Under certain ...
www.ext.vt.edu

Buckeye Rot of Tomato
... contrast with Pythium rot, which results in a soft, watery rot of the fruit, tomatoes with buckeye rot initially remain firm. Buckeye rot lesions may, however, be invaded by soft rot bacteria in the ... maneb (e.g. Maneb) can be used to prevent various fruit rots, including buckeye rot. Follow label harvest restrictions. Refer to the current Virginia Commercial Vegetable Production Recommendations ( ...
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Open Directory - Science: Agriculture: Field Crops: Root Crops: Potatoes
... as ubiquitin7. Agricultural Research Service researchers snipped part of the gene, hooked it onto a soft-rot-fighting gene, and inserted this new combination into experimental 'potatoes'. "Potatoes" search on: AltaVista - A9 ...
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