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As world's largest cotton producer, China yields six to eight million tons cotton (30% of total world production) every year. However, high quality cotton cultivars are vulnerable to Verticillium wilt disease. Due to their long-term survival and vascular...

Caused by the fungi Verticillium albo-atrum and V. dahliae. A serious vascular disease of hundreds of woody and herbaceous plant hosts. Food crop hosts include everything from raspberries and strawberries, to tomatoes and potatoes.

Farmers Weekly Oilseed rape growers should be on red alert for light leaf spot across the UK this autumn and regular, well-timed applications of active fungicides will be key to keeping a lid on the disease. Light leaf spot is becoming a major headache...

Cotton Disease Update Several calls have come in over the past few days regarding the onset of Verticillium wilt. Mild [...]

Read 'Plant Profile: Black Locust (Robinia pseudoacacia)' at http://www.KarensGardenTips.com. Native to central and southeastern United States, this deciduous, suckering tree is now found in all states except Alaska and Hawaii. It is very easily grown...