Ukraine: Up to 14% of sugar beet crops suffer from cercosporosis

Published 2024년 8월 7일

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The report by Derdprodprodzozhivsluzhba has highlighted several challenges facing sugar beet crops, with cercosporosis affecting between 2-14% of plants. Other issues including phomosis, ramulariasis, viral jaundice, and root rot have been noted. Additionally, the report has documented issues with pests such as beet aphids, leaf-gnawing bollworms, mealybugs, midge flies, and moths, which are damaging an additional 2-15% of the plants.
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Sugar beet crops suffer from cercosporosis, which affects 2-14% of the plants. This is stated in the report of the Derdprodprodzozhivsluzhba on the phytosanitary condition of agricultural crops. Phomosis, ramulariasis, viral jaundice, and root rot are found in some places. Also, beet aphids, leaf-gnawing bollworms, ...
Source: Agrotimes

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