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Fungal Diseases of Strawberry

Albert O. Paulus

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Fungal diseases of strawberry are important worldwide and occur in all parts of the plant, including flowers, fruit, leaves, crowns, and roots.Yields and quality of fruit are usually reduced when strawberry plants are infected by fungi.The ensuing discussion will focus on those fungal diseases important in California strawberry nursery and production areas.

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Fungal diseases of strawberry are important worldwide and occur in all parts of the plant, including flowers, fruit, leaves, crowns, and roots.Yields and quality of fruit are usually reduced when strawberry plants are infected by fungi.The ensuing discussion will focus on those fungal diseases important in California strawberry nursery and production areas.

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Fungal diseases of strawberry are important worldwide and occur in all parts of the plant, including flowers, fruit, leaves, crowns, and roots.Yields and quality of fruit are usually reduced when strawberry plants are infected by fungi.The ensuing discussion will focus on those fungal diseases important in California strawberry nursery and production areas.

Key concepts: Biology, Mycelium, Horticulture, Botrytis cinerea, Conidium, Fungicide, Leaf wetness, Spore

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