While petunias provide color and joy to any garden, without proper care they can also be affected by root rot, which can ...

If a root or crown rot is suspected, examine the crown and some of the roots. If the inner tissue appears tan or brown and is soft rather than white and firm, rot is likely present. Also examine ...

ensuring you don't bury the crown. Finally, water them. This is only one of the many ways you can protect these plants from ...

Root and butt rot is one of the most common forms of tree ... typically have combinations of crown dieback, loss and/or discoloration of foliage, and a generally unhealthy appearance.

"In clay, water collects at the stem base, causing crown and root rot—you’ll notice stems collapsing at the soil line and leaves turning yellow or wilted," says Gifford. "Even the most robust ...

Because red crown rot looks similar to SDS or brown stem rot, it’s important to verify its presence by inspecting the root system. “If you see slightly off-pitted soybeans, the first thing to ...

Rhizoctonia root rot, and Phytophthora stem rot. Caused by the soilborne fungus Calonectria ilicicola, red crown rot (RCR) was confirmed in Pike County, Ill., in 2019. Field surveys done in 2020 ...

Complementary work published in 2023 has highlighted the adverse impacts of crown rot pathogens on wheat root system architecture. By assessing changes in root angle, length and biomass ...

Take-all root rot is a warm-season turf disease affecting zoysia, Bermuda, and St. Augustine grasses. Symptoms include yellowing, thinning turf, and black, rotten roots. Proper irrigation ...