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Efficacy Results of Fungicides on Soybean White Mold Control
Author(s) -
Shrishail S. Navi,
Xiao-Bing Yang,
Kenneth T. Pecinovsky
Publication year - 2010
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.31274/farmprogressreports-180814-354
Subject(s) - fungicide , mold , white (mutation) , horticulture , biology , botany , genetics , gene
Soybean white mold has been a production problem for soybean producers since the early 1990s. Iowa’s cool, wet summer has increased the white mold risk for some growers in Iowa. Sclerotia (in the soil) germinate and produce apothecia, and apothecia produce ascospores. These spores attack soybean plants at flowering. Therefore, treatment to protect soybean has to be made before or during the flowering period, depending on chemicals used.

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