Plant and Pest Diagnostic Clinic Update
May 28 – June 4
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Corn
East Central District — Leaf anthracnose, Pythium root and crown rot, Goss's wilt
Central District — Leaf anthracnose, Pythium root and crown rot
(Further corn disease information)
Soybean
East Central District — Pythium root and crown rot
(Further soybean disease information)
Wheat
Central District – Stripe rust
South Central District – Stripe rust
(Further wheat disease information)
