Plant Pathology Infobytes

October 24, 1996
Plant Disease Control Publications Available

Do any of the Plant Disease Dispatch titles listed below strike your fancy? If so, check with us at the County Extension Office for a free copy of a Dispatch sheet that covers a topic you'd like to know more about. For example, ask for sheet M-601 if you had a problem with root rot on your green beans this past season. The root rot control measures described in this publication should help you avoid a repeat of the problem next spring.

Plant Disease Dispatch sheets vary in length from one page to several pages, and each is designed to contain a description of symptoms for a specific disease and what can be done to prevent recurrence of the problem.

While you're there, look around for other publications on insect control, horticultural production guidelines, weed control, and similar subjects. In fact there are probably some new publications that have come out since the last time you paid a visit.

M-201 - Cedar-Apple Rust
M-202 - Bacterial Spot on Peach
M-203 - Fire Blight
M-204 - Brown Rot of Peach
M-205 - Bunch Disease of Pecan
M-207 - Pecan Scab
M-208 - Rosette of Pecan
M-209 - Black Knot of Plum
M-211 - Peach Leaf Curl
M-212 - Phytophthora Root Rot and Oak Root Rot of Peach Trees,
M-601 - Root Rot of Beans and Southern Peas
M-602 - Southern Blight on Vegetables
M-603 - Stem Anthracnose on Lima Beans
M-604 - Black Rot of Cabbage
M-605 - Downy Mildew of Crucifers
M-607 - Bacterial Spot of Pepper
M-610 - Bacterial Wilt and Root Rot of Sweet Potato
M-611 - BlossoM-End Rot
M-612 - Early Blight of Tomato
M-613 - Tomato Diseases
M-614 - Bacterial Wilt of Tomato
M-615 - Mosaic Virus Diseases of Vegetables
M-617 - Bacterial Wilt of Cucumber
M-618 - Soil Rot of Sweet Potatoes
M-620 - Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus
M-621 - Buckeye Rot of Tomato
M-622 - Choanephora Wet Rot of Vegetables
M-623 - Leaf Spots on Turnip and Mustard


Written by the late Dr. Frank Killebrew

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