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[DOC File]University of Wisconsin–Madison
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2012-08-07 · Fusarium wilt or blight of soybeans can affect soybeans at any stage of development and is very apparent in southwest. It is caused by the very common soil-borne fungus, Fusarium oxysporum which is different to Fusarium virguliforme which is responsible for Sudden Death Syndrome (SDS). Fusarium oxysporum causes a wilting of the soybean plant and is often misdiagnosed as …

[DOC File]Dec-20-04 (04-MKM0204-04)
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Some of the disadvantages of planting soybeans early include soil crusting, late spring frost, and sudden death syndrome. Planting soybeans early can increase the chance of having to replant. In this study we wanted to look to see if there would be a yield difference between soybeans that are planted early and soybeans that are planted late. Materials and Methods. An early and a late soybean ...

Sudden Death Syndrome - Soybean Disease - Soybean Research …
Sudden death syndrome (SDS) is one of the most important diseases of soybean in the Midwest. The disease was first observed in Arkansas in 1971, and has subsequently been reported throughout most soybean growing areas of the U.S. SDS was first documented in Wisconsin in 2005, and has become more common and severe since that time. The disease is most severe when soybeans are planted …

[DOCX File]In Cold Temps, Delay Planting Soybeans
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Sudden Death Syndrome in soybeans was very limited at the station; however, many fields in the area were affected and had economic loss. A quality growing season, such as this one, usually affects or “masks” many research objectives. Tissue evaluations, general observations, and yields have brought the objectives of many experiments to the forefront. If asked to put a negative on this type ...

[DOCX File]Dordt University
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in corn, white mould, western bean cutworm, soybean cyst nematode (SCN), soybean sudden death syndrome (SDS), corn nematodes and other nematodes, foliar pathogens (e.g., stripe rust, Northern corn leaf blight, powdery mildew, oat crown rust, etc.), seedling diseases, slugs, soybean aphid, and …

[DOC File]2001 Report to NCR-137 from Nebraska
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April planted soybeans are growing quite nicely now and it is nearly time to protect them from Sudden Death Syndrome and also White Mold (Sclerotinia Stem Rot). The correct growth stage for Cobra or Phoenix on the April and early May planted soybeans is rapidly approaching. We anticipate that the correct Cobra timing (which is V-4 to V5 to R1/first flower) will begin to present itself very ...

[DOC File]Fuarium Wilt or Blight in Soybeans
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Did you use a seed treatment specifically designed to address Sudden Death Syndrome (SDS) in the soybeans you want to plant now? Currently, there are only two traditional active ingredients in the marketplace that fit the bill: pydiflumetofen (Saltro) and fluopyram (ILeVo). Both are Group 7 fungicides that provide soybeans with protection against seedling infections caused by Fusarium ...

[DOCX File]Grain Farmers of Ontario
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Sudden death syndrome was high in the southern areas of the state and where weather kept fields wet early in the season. However, symptoms were not typical and overall disease impact was likely not realized due to misdiagnosis. Soybean vein-necrosis virus was present at low levels in 2014. Soybean cyst nematode was confirmed in greater than 90% of the soybean production area in 2014.

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