Cercospora leaf blight and purple seed stain are caused by the fungus Cercospora kikuchii. This is a widespread disease, but yield loss is rarely observed. Presence of Cercospora leaf blight, does not ...

Premature leaf drop triggered the detection of the fungus Cercospora kikuchii which attacks both leaves and seeds of soybeans. The field was flown to see the widespread impact, and the diseased areas ...

BATON ROUGE – Foliar applications of iron appear to be a viable answer to Cercospora leaf blight in soybeans according to LSU AgCenter research. For the past several years, AgCenter plant ...

BATON ROUGE – Foliar applications of iron appear to be a viable answer to Cercospora leaf blight in soybeans according to LSU AgCenter research. For the past several years, AgCenter plant ...

BATON ROUGE – Foliar applications of iron appear to be a viable answer to Cercospora leaf blight in soybeans according to LSU AgCenter research. For the past several years, AgCenter plant ...

Improving soybean yields in 2018 begins first with the selection of the cultivars that have the best resistance package for Ohio’s notorious pathogens and pests.

While the wet, mild weather this autumn has been a positive for growth, it has provided ideal conditions for foliar diseases. Cercospora leaf spot has overtaken rust and ramularia leaf spot as the ...

After cercospora leaf spot robbed sugar beet yields last ... It's not always easy to differentiate cercospora from other bacterial diseases. Cercospora is a "necrotroph," meaning that it is ...