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  1. Seeing brown, rotting stems on your beans, peas, or tomatoes? It could be foot rot. Act fast:
    * Pull & burn affected plants
    * Rotate crops over a 3-5 year cycle
    * Use sterilised compost & pots for seedlings
    * Ensure plants aren't stressed.
    Prevention is key! #GardeningTips #PlantDisease

  2. Seeing brown, rotting stems on your beans, peas, or tomatoes? It could be foot rot. Act fast:
     * Pull & burn affected plants
     * Rotate crops over a 3-5 year cycle
     * Use sterilised compost & pots for seedlings
     * Ensure plants aren't stressed.
    Prevention is key! #GardeningTips #PlantDisease

  3. Seeing brown, rotting stems on your beans, peas, or tomatoes? It could be foot rot. Act fast:
    * Pull & burn affected plants
    * Rotate crops over a 3-5 year cycle
    * Use sterilised compost & pots for seedlings
    * Ensure plants aren't stressed.
    Prevention is key! #GardeningTips #PlantDisease

  4. Potato mop-top virus detected in Victoria for first time, industry says

    Potato seeds found in cold storage in Victoria have tested positive for the exotic mop-top virus. The Australian…
    #NewsBeep #News #Australia #AU #biosecurity #crops #mop-topvirus #plantdisease #potatovirus #potatoes #virus
    newsbeep.com/au/161640/

  5. Seeing brown, rotting stems on your beans, peas, or tomatoes? It could be foot rot. Act fast:
    * Pull & burn affected plants
    * Rotate crops over a 3-5 year cycle
    * Use sterilised compost & pots for seedlings
    * Ensure plants aren't stressed.
    Prevention is key! #GardeningTips #PlantDisease

  6. How Plants are Learning to Spot Sneaky Bacterial Invaders

    Scientists at the University of California, Davis, used artificial intelligence to help plants recognize a wider range of…
    #NewsBeep #News #Headlines #ArtificialIntelligence #DepartmentofPlantPathology #Latvia #LV #PlantDisease #PlantPathogen
    newsbeep.com/24069/

  7. New publication: First Report of Rhizoctonia solani AG-3 Causing Black Scurf on Solanum tuberosum cv. Superchola in Cotopaxi, Ecuador. #plantpathology #plantdisease #blackscurf #potato
    doi.org/10.1094/PDIS-12-24-257

  8. New publication: First Report of Pectobacterium peruviense as the Causal Pathogen of #Blackleg and #SoftRot in Solanum tuberosum cv. Superchola in Cañar, Ecuador. #plantdisease #potato
    doi.org/10.1094/PDIS-08-24-175

  9. Does anyone know if there is a plant disease that's harming chickpeas? I make my own hummus and found about 30 like these in a 1 pound bag.
    #ceci #hummus #plantdisease #unsafefood #chickpeas #garbanzo

  10. 16-AUG-2024
    The #BananaApocalypse is near, but
    biologists might have found a key to their survival
    Discovery of molecular mechanisms used by the #banana-destroying microbe brings hope to the breakfast table

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1 #science #ecology #PlantDisease #fusarium

  11. Salty #soil sensitizes plants to an unconventional mode of bacterial toxicity phys.org/news/2024-05-salty-so

    Physiochemical interaction between #OsmoticStress and a bacterial #exometabolite promotes #PlantDisease nature.com/articles/s41467-024

    "inoculation with defined bacterial communities as probiotics is an attractive strategy for safeguarding #PlantHealth. However, to ensure that these inocula are effective, it is necessary to understand how #bacteria and #plants interact under different conditions."

  12. Does anyone know what #PlantDisease is attacking my tomatoes?

    The leaves are developing yellow blotches that start to crisp at the edges. Some of them have a lesion in the middle. And a very few have some dark spots. See pics.

    #gardening #VegetableGardening #PlantPathology

  13. The 13th International #PlantDisease Epidemiology Workshop (IEW13) is now open for abstract submissions. Share your cutting-edge findings and be part of a global exchange of ideas! Submit by January 15 at iew13.net

  14. The 13th International #PlantDisease Epidemiology Workshop (IEW13) is now open for abstract submissions. Share your cutting-edge findings and be part of a global exchange of ideas! Submit by January 15 at iew13.net
    #IEW13

  15. Understanding how the “heart” of the plant works may lead to protecting plants from pathogens

    Researchers have discovered the secrets behind how plants move sugar using a protein called the SUC transporter. This breakthrough solves a long-standing mystery of the plant ‘heart’ and sheds new light on how plants defend themselves from pests.

    globalplantcouncil.org/underst via Aarhus University #plantscience #plantsci #science #plants #plantpathogens #plantdisease #molecularbiology

  16. I'll be bummed if I lose this Octopus #Agave. What in the world is going on?? This doesn't look like the other agaves that were killed by agave weevils.

    #PlantDisease

  17. Found this interesting fungus on geranium leaf today. Its called Coleroa circinans. Not common but think its heavily under recorded.

  18. I believe most who have visited Africa might have seen this. Crown gall is a bacterial disease of the stems and roots of many woody and herbaceous plants, including fruit, vegetables and ornamental plants. Infection with this disease causes knobbly swellings (galls) on stems, roots, trunks and branches.
    Crown gall is caused by the bacterial plant pathogen, Agrobacterium tumefaciens.
    Masai Mar, Kenya
    #masaimara #plantdisease

  19. Phillody in a sunflower (Asteraceae) often caused by Phytoplasma

    Photo via flickr by: nickmonster

    #Plants #Plantdisease #botany

  20. RT @alabamaED: Rust disease of morning glory. Common to find symptoms as the season progresses. Look for orange powdery pustules on the underside of the leaf. #Plantdisease #Fungi #Rust

    🐦🔗: nitter.eu/Plants_EFSA/status/1

  21. RT @alabamaED: NEMATODE MONDAY - Root knot nematode on hemp. Most likely Southern root-knot (Meloidogyne incognita) as the field was in cotton for over 20 years prior to our hemp trial #Hemp #Nematode #Plantdisease

    🐦🔗: nitter.eu/Plants_EFSA/status/1

  22. RT @alabamaED: Mosaic-type virus symptoms on butternut squash. Spread by aphids in a non-persistent manner. symptoms most prominent on new growth. Possibly Zucchini yellow mosaic, watermelon mosaic, or papaya ring spot virus or some combination #Virus #Plantdisease

    🐦🔗: nitter.eu/Plants_EFSA/status/1

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