Root rot can be caused by a variety of fungi, but the most common culprits are species of Phytophthora, Fusarium, and Pythium. Recognizing The Signs Spotting root rot does require a bit of ...

Many hybrid tomatoes have been bred for disease resistance, including resistance to root rot. Look for varieties labeled as ...

Fusarium crown and root rot can develop in the following season if infected seed is planted. Fusarium graminearum and other species of Fusarium can produce chemicals called mycotoxins, which are ...

Garlic can be prone to bacterial and fungal diseases, and it’s important that farmers are proactive in preventing infection and practise appropriate management.