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Verticillium wilt
Verticillium spp.

Verticillium wilt (Verticillium spp.) is a fungal pathogen. It was first detected in Minnesota in 1986.

Verticillium wilt is a common disease of many different kinds of plants including ornamental plants, fruit trees, and vegetables. The disease is often serious, causing reduced plant beauty, reduced growth, or death. .
News

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08/10/2017 - Southeast Michigan vegetable update
07/27/2017 - Southeast Michigan vegetable update
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10/23/2015 - Increase in tree deaths across Indiana - The Paper of Montgome...
01/22/2015 - NAPPO Phytosanitary Alert System
01/12/2015 - Canola industry responding to first report of verticillium wil...
10/07/2014 - Dead and Dying Trees on the Increase
09/30/2014 - Crop rotation with broccoli suppresses Verticillium wilt of eg...
08/06/2014 - Strong early growth protects against verticillium wilt yield loss
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