Infobytes Home Page Newsletters Home Page MSUcares Home Page	Plant Pathology Infobytes 1999 Infobytes 10-03-1999 Plan Ahead for a Beautiful Spring 2000 Flowering Bulb Crop 09-28-1999 Landscape & Woodland Trees - Drought Stress Apparent 09-20-1999 Powdery Mildew - Zapping Zinnias 09-15-1999 Bordeaux Fungicide Mixture - How to Make Your Own Supply 09-09-1999 Healthier Sweetpotatoes - Digging Tips 09-01-1999 Tips for Disease-Free Turnip and Mustard Greens 08-27-1999 Take-all Root Rot -Tough on Turf Grass 08-17-1999 Sun Scald Dogwoods and Too Hot Hostas 08-12-1999 Trees and Weather-Related Stress 08-02-1999 Dealing With Illegal Pesticide Residues on Food Crops 07-28-1999 Recognize Foliage Plant Problems 07-20-1999 Questions Can Get You Answers at Your County Extension Office 07-14-1999 "Hang 'Em High" to Control Buckeye Fruit Rot of Tomato 07-07-1999 Blossom-end Rot of Tomato - Take Corrective Action! 07-01-1999 Wild Mushrooms - Beautiful but They Could be Deadly 06-29-1999 Tomato Water Wilt Common Following Excessive Rainfall 06-23-1999 Sooty Molds and the Health of Your Landscape Plants 06-15-1999 Disease Control Tips for the Home Garden 06-08-1999 Nematode Control in the Garden Through Solarization 06-02-1999 Slime Molds - Do they Damage Lawn Grass? 05-28-1999 Powdery Mildew on Crape Myrtles - Steps for Control 05-19-1999 Disease Control for Tomato Early Blight 05-12-1999 Tomato Spotted Wilt - Bad Things Happen to Good Tomatoes 05-07-1999 Slime Invasion of Landscape Beds Common Occurrence 04-28-1999 Just Look at Those Beans! 04-19-1999 Your Garden - Is There Unwanted Life Out There? 04-15-1999 Disease Control Tip for Azalea Leaf Gall 04-06-1999 Take-all Root Rot: New Disease for Home Lawns in Mississippi 03-31-1999 Start Right with Disease & Nematode Free Nursery Plants 03-25-1999 Disease & Nematode Resistant Tomato Varieties - Smart Gardening! 03-16-1999 Take it Easy With that Fertilizer 03-10-1999 Pine Needle Rust - Not as Bad as it Looks 03-02-1999 Parasitic Nematodes - Tough on Susceptible Garden Plants 02-25-1999 Are Your Fungicides Safe for Spring Use? 02-17-1999 Focus on Oak Leaf Blister 02-11-1999 An Easy Way to Revive Liriope 02-04-1999 Blossom-end Rot of Tomatoes - Planning Ahead Pays Off 01-28-1999 Perk Up Landscape Plants Suffering from Iron Deficiency 01-22-1999 Garden Pesticides - Better Safe than Sorry! 01-13-1999 Start the "99 Plant Health Season with Dormant Sprays 01-07-1999 Pruning Ice Storm Damaged Trees to Prevent Future Health Problems Permission to copy and distribute this newsletter is granted users provided that the author(s), Infobyte title, and Mississippi State University Extension Service, are identified. The information included in Plant Pathology Infobytes is for educational purposes only. Reference to commercial products or trade names do not constitute an endorsement by the Mississippi State University Extension Service and does not imply discrimination against other similar products.
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