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Friday, May 4, 2012
Cucurbit Downy Mildew in North Carolina
Cucurbit downy mildew (CDM) has been reported on cucumbers near
Wilson, North Carolina. To keep track of
where downy mildew has been reported please visit the following website: http://cdm.ipmpipe.org/
Growers guide to understanding the protectant fungicides
(FRAC codes M1 – M9)
-Andy Wyenandt
Protectant fungicides offer broad spectrum control and are used often throughout the growing season. Why don't fungi develop resistance to protectant fungicides?
Cold Injury
COLD INJURY Injury was found this past week in some early season plantings due the most recent cold snap we had early this week. Injury was reported on lettuce and on potato (seen pictured). In some cases, such as pepper and tomato, cold temperatures can damage meristem tissue and injury won't be seen until those leaves flush out weeks later. Often in this type of damage resembles virus infection (especially in pepper) resulting in crimpled leaves and mosaic-like symptoms on leaves.
label: vegetable
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
European corn borer
The first European corn borer moth was found in one of the
Vegetable IPM blacklights Monday, in Salem
County. Given the amount of heat accumulation, degree
days, this is not surprising. This first
capture is about 2 weeks earlier than last year at this location. However, this first flight of adults is not
yet widespread. Look for the ECB moth
trap catch map in the upcoming issues of the Plant and Pest Advisory, Vegetable
edition.
Joe Ingerson-Mahar
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