…this article provides in-depth information on recommended options for various disease and management priorities. How to tell verticillium stripe from blackleg? Using the ‘Is it verticillium stripe or blackleg?’ field…
Read more…stems as well. The disease that we see in Canada is caused by the pathogen Verticillium longisporum. Read more about this disease and its lifecycle in the Canola Encyclopedia’s verticillium…
Read moreVerticillium wilt on canola. Source: MAFRD A verticillium wilt committee, with representatives from the Canola Council of Canada, the CFIA, AAFC, provincial canola grower organizations, provincial government specialists and life-science…
Read moreVerticillium wilt of canola has been renamed verticillium stripe. Why? The pathogen in question, Verticillium longisporum, does not appear to produce wilt symptoms in canola, so the “wilt” name used…
Read more…are quick tips on how to tell verticillium stripe, sclerotinia and blackleg apart. CCC agronomy specialists and others can help with diagnostics. Free clubroot, verticillium stripe and blackleg testing is…
Read more…and verticillium stripe: click here for Saskatchewan and here for Manitoba. (Choose the best canola seed traits for each field) (New nutrient uptake and removal guidelines) (Blackleg loss calculator) (Verticillium…
Read more…hard, cylindrical sclerotia. Clubroot: look for root galls, which limit nutrient and water uptake and can cause premature ripening, wilting, yellowing and plant death. Verticillium stripe: look for stunting and…
Read more…about verticillium in the Canola Encyclopedia. Verticillium stripe. Peeling shows the darkening underneath the epidermis and outer cortex of the stem. Verticillium stripe. Photo credit: Justine Cornelsen Foot rot and…
Read moreCanola infected with Verticillium longisporum was discovered in Manitoba in 2014. This prompted follow up soil surveys by the CFIA in 2015, which did find V. longisporum in Alberta, British…
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