Plant Diseases Management

What is superficial scald in apple fruits and what causes it? Physiological disorders correspond to abnormalities that can occur in any of the apple tissues, and can result in loss of quality, marketability, and profitability, leading to increased loss and wastage of apples. These disorders are caused by abiotic factors such as genotype/genetic background, maturity at harvest, orchard/preharvest factors, seasonal variations, and postharvest storage conditions. It is important to mention that pathogens or mechanical damage do not lead to physiological disorders.

Evaluation of fungicides for management of foliar diseases on watermelon, 2015

2018 Season - Applied Research Results on Vegetable Crop Disease Management

Field evaluation of muskmelon cultivars for susceptibility to anthracnose, powdery mildew and downy mildew when grown in organic no-till and plastic-mulch production systems in Maryland, 2015

Evaluation of fungicides and Melcast forecasting program for watermelon disease management, 2014

Evaluation of fungicides for management of foliar diseases on watermelon, 2014

Field evaluation of triploid cultivars for resistance to Fusarium wilt of watermelon in Maryland, 2014

Evaluation of fungicide programs for management of downy mildew of cucumbers – Trial 2, 2016

Evaluation of fungicide programs for management of downy mildew of cucumbers – Trial 3, 2016

Pod Rot of Lima Bean