Septoria brown spot in soybeans cannot survive in hot, dry conditions; hence, the risk of yield loss is higher if growing conditions are wet.

One of the most common foliar diseases of soybeans. Caused by the fungus Septoria glycines. Present in most fields at some level every year. Disease is favored by high rainfall and canopy moisture.

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image: Researchers evaluate soybean plants within a ring of ozone in the SoyFACE facility in Urbana, Ill. view more Credit: Carrie Ramig, USDA-ARS & University of Illinois ...