Add to ORKGIn Iowa three destructive corn diseases attack the seed, namely, Dfplc·dfa dry rot, Baslsporlum dry rot and Gibberella dry rot. These dry rots are best known on the ear, but also may attack any part of the plant, lncluding the seed and seedling. The Injury to the seed and to the subsequent yield has been measured during the last six years in 25 counties and found to average 5 bushels per acre. These dry rot organisms llve over on the old stubble In the soil and on the seed and attack the next season\u27s crop
Over the past few years, diseases of corn have increased in incidence and severity in Iowa. Several ...
This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowledge or recommendations. Current i...
The decision to apply fungicides to corn is not an easy decision in Kansas, especially when grain pr...
The study of the dry rot disease of corn caused by Diplodia zeae shows it to be a prevalent disease ...
Since 1982, we have conducted a program to determine the fungicides that may be effective for contro...
Approximately 30% of US corn seed is produced in Iowa. Conservation tillage practices expose seed co...
The dry weather of the last two years has decreased the apparent level of corn diseases, but they we...
Although it has been generally believed that corn is Jess subject to the attacks of fungus than any ...
The use of seed treatments for corn and soybeans is a constantly evolving situation in terms of avai...
Cold and wet planting conditions predispose corn seedlings to infection with soil-borne pathogens li...
Fungicide use on hybrid corn has increased considerably in the past three growing seasons primarily ...
For the first time in 14 years of testing fungicides for efficacy on com, we examined the potential ...
Over the past decade, the use of foliar fungicides on hybrid corn has become more commonplace. Reaso...
"In cooperation with Office of Cereal Crops and Diseases, Bureau of Plant Industry, U.S. Department ...
Dry rot of corn caused by Diplodia zeae was very prevalent in Iowa the past season (1921), particula...
Over the past few years, diseases of corn have increased in incidence and severity in Iowa. Several ...
This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowledge or recommendations. Current i...
The decision to apply fungicides to corn is not an easy decision in Kansas, especially when grain pr...
The study of the dry rot disease of corn caused by Diplodia zeae shows it to be a prevalent disease ...
Since 1982, we have conducted a program to determine the fungicides that may be effective for contro...
Approximately 30% of US corn seed is produced in Iowa. Conservation tillage practices expose seed co...
The dry weather of the last two years has decreased the apparent level of corn diseases, but they we...
Although it has been generally believed that corn is Jess subject to the attacks of fungus than any ...
The use of seed treatments for corn and soybeans is a constantly evolving situation in terms of avai...
Cold and wet planting conditions predispose corn seedlings to infection with soil-borne pathogens li...
Fungicide use on hybrid corn has increased considerably in the past three growing seasons primarily ...
For the first time in 14 years of testing fungicides for efficacy on com, we examined the potential ...
Over the past decade, the use of foliar fungicides on hybrid corn has become more commonplace. Reaso...
"In cooperation with Office of Cereal Crops and Diseases, Bureau of Plant Industry, U.S. Department ...
Dry rot of corn caused by Diplodia zeae was very prevalent in Iowa the past season (1921), particula...
Over the past few years, diseases of corn have increased in incidence and severity in Iowa. Several ...
This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowledge or recommendations. Current i...
The decision to apply fungicides to corn is not an easy decision in Kansas, especially when grain pr...