Start with high risk areas and fields. Select and flag 5 to 10 random locations (in an “M” pattern) in the field. Early symptoms are similar for both diseases. At each point, look for small (pinhead size) brown to dark brown spots at the lower ... more

Plucking and burning of infected leaves at the initial stage can minimize the pathogen. Indofil M-45 can be used as a general prophylactic measures to control it. ... more

The symptom appears in the form of brown colour, round to oval spots irregularly spread to the entire leaf. ... more

The estimated leaf yield loss due to the disease is 2932 kg/ha/ ... more

Answer- Treat the seeds with carbendazim @ 2g/kg seeds. Spray the crop with carbendazim @ 1g/litre or Indofil M-45 @ 4g/litre of watrer at 10-14 days interval. ... more

Answer- Give sprays with Bavistin @ 1g/litre or Captan @ 3g/litre of water at 15 days interval. ... more

Any area of turf suffering from stress, especially golf greens, tees and fairways, bowling greens and sports pitches. Anthracnose is widespread over the whole of the UK. It is the second most common disease on golf courses in the UK and Ireland. ... more

Sycamores in your yard looking a little sick? Sycamore trees in locations around the state are being affected by Sycamore anthracnose. A disease caused by the fungus Apiognomonia veneta, which often flourishes during cool, wet spring weather. The ... more

Anthracnose is a PLANT fungal disease and does not affect humans (other than growers income). Anthracnose affects many fruit crops and has been reported in most production regions throughout the world. Anthracnose is a very important disease because ... more

• The replanting of trees should be mandatory with good, hardwood trees, not with pine or other softwood trees. • Please address the function of the Dogwood tree in it's role as a first successional calcium provider for pursuant forest growth and ... more