Soybean Foliar Diseases Jeopardy This disease has white cottony growth and small, dark, round This soil-borne fungal disease (Sclerotinia or elongate bumps on or within stems. The infected stems sclerotiorum) overwinter

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Date: 2013-11-27 09:31:17 Botany Bacterial blight Septoria glycines Septoria Downy mildew Blight Leaf spot Fungicide use in the United States Corn grey leaf spot Biology Microbiology Leaves		Soybean Foliar Diseases Jeopardy This disease has white cottony growth and small, dark, round This soil-borne fungal disease (Sclerotinia or elongate bumps on or within stems. The infected stems sclerotiorum) overwinter Add to Reading List Source URL: nysipm.cornell.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 135,23 KB Share Document on Facebook

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