Add to ORKGThis fungal disease affects foliage on many kinds of willow. Although the foliage is unsightly, the growth of the tree is not affected. Good sanitation practices are the only recommended control, though spring fungicide applications against twig blight might offer some control. 2 pages
This fact sheet for home gardeners covers symptoms, life cycle, and control measures for leaf spot, ...
In 2006–2012 at spring seasons the state of plants of 350 species were assessed. Fungi of 10 species...
Leaf spot and leaf scorch are two important\u27 fungal diseases of strawberry in Western Australia. ...
W latach 2006-2007 badano występowanie chorób liści wierzby uprawianej w Zabierzowie Bocheńskim koło...
Producing clean energy by replacing fossil fuels with biomass produced by some woody and herbaceous ...
This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowledge or recommendations. Current i...
Three elements need to be present for a plant disease to develop: a host, a suitable environment and...
Planting of genotype mixtures is a major strategy for the non-chemical control of willow rust in sho...
This disease is caused by the fungi Taphrina populi-salicis and T. populina. Lombardy poplars are fr...
The beech bark disease complex has long been an extremely important exotic pest issue as it has spre...
Recognition and control of several needle and twig blight pathogens which attack junipers. Junipers...
The aim of this study was to test the protection of the clone Populus deltoides cl. S-6-36, with sev...
3 pp., 6 color photosThis leaflet describes the fungus Entomosporium, which attacks photinia and Ind...
Anthracnose; Apple scab; Cedar-apple rust; Ash rust; Fire blight; Dutch elm disease; Oak wilt; Tubak...
Literature embracing many facets of Beech bark disease is reviewed. Scoring systems for assessment o...
This fact sheet for home gardeners covers symptoms, life cycle, and control measures for leaf spot, ...
In 2006–2012 at spring seasons the state of plants of 350 species were assessed. Fungi of 10 species...
Leaf spot and leaf scorch are two important\u27 fungal diseases of strawberry in Western Australia. ...
W latach 2006-2007 badano występowanie chorób liści wierzby uprawianej w Zabierzowie Bocheńskim koło...
Producing clean energy by replacing fossil fuels with biomass produced by some woody and herbaceous ...
This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowledge or recommendations. Current i...
Three elements need to be present for a plant disease to develop: a host, a suitable environment and...
Planting of genotype mixtures is a major strategy for the non-chemical control of willow rust in sho...
This disease is caused by the fungi Taphrina populi-salicis and T. populina. Lombardy poplars are fr...
The beech bark disease complex has long been an extremely important exotic pest issue as it has spre...
Recognition and control of several needle and twig blight pathogens which attack junipers. Junipers...
The aim of this study was to test the protection of the clone Populus deltoides cl. S-6-36, with sev...
3 pp., 6 color photosThis leaflet describes the fungus Entomosporium, which attacks photinia and Ind...
Anthracnose; Apple scab; Cedar-apple rust; Ash rust; Fire blight; Dutch elm disease; Oak wilt; Tubak...
Literature embracing many facets of Beech bark disease is reviewed. Scoring systems for assessment o...
This fact sheet for home gardeners covers symptoms, life cycle, and control measures for leaf spot, ...
In 2006–2012 at spring seasons the state of plants of 350 species were assessed. Fungi of 10 species...
Leaf spot and leaf scorch are two important\u27 fungal diseases of strawberry in Western Australia. ...