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US: Aerial stem rot, blackleg and tuber soft disease reported in Michigan potato fields

on June 13, 2017

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Aerial stem rot, blackleg and tuber soft rot of potato have been found in fields in MIchigan. Tuber soft rot results in rotting tissue that is mushy, slimy and water-soaked. Soft rot of the potato seed piece can occur following planting and results in poor emergence or create foliar symptoms) such as weak plants with curled and drooping leaves that[Read More...]

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