Cedress and Trianum, the winning combination to control seed & soil-borne diseases in carrots
30 September 2024
A range of seed and soil-borne diseases can infect carrot crops, such as black rot, dry rot, crater & crown rot, white mould and Acrothecium rot. Several of these diseases cause damping off the seedlings prior, or just after, seedling emergence. This leads to plant losses, reducing the yield potential of the crop. During the growing season, the roots of the carrots can be affected by diseases like black rot, cavity spot and Fusarium dry rot, causing