Collar Rot in Tobacco Greenhouses
TB06 - Tobacco Disease Note 6
W. A. Gutierrez,  H. D. Shew, and T. A. Melton 

 

Factor that favor the presence of primary inoculum

Figure 17.  Clippings next to infected plants and susceptible weeds could ensure the formation of sclerotia which is the primary source of inoculum for collar rot.
Figure 18.  Disposing clippings beside greenhouses will promote collar rot.


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