…enough to cause confusion. For example, blackleg and verticillium can cause darkening through the stem, although blackleg tends to be dark and in wedges. Verticillium is lighter in colour (grey)…
Read more…to pre-harvest disease scout. Verticillium stripe continues to move west, with notable reports around Edmonton this year. Manitoba Canola Growers recently announced new funding for verticillium testing. Blackleg reports are…
Read more…Learn to identify verticillium stripe. If widespread, consider crop rotation and ask seed companies about cultivars with increased genetic tolerance. Is it verticillium stripe or blackleg? Follow thresholds before applying…
Read more…may leave a grey hue (similar to verticillium). Verticillium stripe in canola. Credit: Manitoba Agriculture Verticillium infected stems. Credit: Vikram Bisht, Manitoba Agriculture Close up of infected stems. Credit: Vikram…
Read more…infected plant), but so far this year appears to be limited to a low number of plants per field. Verticillium stripe, especially in southern Manitoba, is impacting a significant number…
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…
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