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Sooty mold washed from leaves of four cultivars of pecan  [Carya illinoensis  (Wangenh.) C. Koch] was quantified. The amounts of sooty mold accumulation differed significantly  (P  ≤ 0.05) among the cultivars. Leaf surface morphology of each cultivar was examined. A higher incidence of sooty mold was associated with cultivars having a rough, granulated leaf topography than those with smoother leaf surfaces. Characteristics of leaf surface morphology may be useful in selecting germplasms with reduced susceptibility to sooty mold accumulation.

Pecan Cultivar Susceptibility to Sooty Mold Related to Leaf Surface Morphology