southern blight

Diseases: Vascular Wilts
Incertae sedis > Incertae sedis > Incertae sedis > Sclerotium rolfsii Sacc.
Synonym(s): Circular spot

116 records

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5360371 Culture

Cultures of the sclerotia of Athelia rolfsii (Sclerotium rolfsii), the causal fungus of beans southern blight, in the laboratory.

Howard F. Schwartz
5383180 Culture

Sclertoia and mycelium on culture media Acid potato dextrose agar (APDA). Isolated from apple (Malus domestica)

Elizabeth Bush
5383181 Culture

Sclertoia and mycelium on culture media Acid potato dextrose agar (APDA). Isolated from apple (Malus domestica)

Elizabeth Bush
4824094 Fruiting Bodies At base of foliage. Edward L. Barnard
1525391 Infestation

Sclerotium rolfsii on Larkspur

Department of Plant Pathology Archive
5259006 Research Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259007 Research Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259010 Research Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259011 Research Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259013 Research Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259014 Research Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259018 Research Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259030 Sign Division of Plant Industry Archive
5261086 Sign Division of Plant Industry Archive
5077063 Sign Rotting of lower stem resulting in total collapse of the plant. Small orange and white sclerotia (round fruiting bodies) can sometimes be observed at the soil line in later stages.=org David B. Langston
1402047 Sign The fungus produces small, round structures (sclerotia) on the surface of the stalk lesion. These are white at first, turning brown with maturity, and resemble mustard seed. R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Slide Set
1496351 Sign Southern stem blight on apple University of Georgia Plant Pathology Archive
1496352 Sign Southern stem blight on apple University of Georgia Plant Pathology Archive
1525378 Sign Department of Plant Pathology Archive
1525379 Sign Department of Plant Pathology Archive
1525380 Sign Department of Plant Pathology Archive
1525381 Sign Department of Plant Pathology Archive
1525382 Sign Department of Plant Pathology Archive
1525673 Sign R.K. Jones
1525674 Sign Department of Plant Pathology Archive
1525675 Sign Department of Plant Pathology Archive
1525676 Sign Department of Plant Pathology Archive
1525677 Sign Department of Plant Pathology Archive
5258093 Sign Division of Plant Industry Archive
5389675 Sign Kevin Ong
5389676 Sign Kevin Ong
5389677 Sign Kevin Ong
5259027 Sign Division of Plant Industry Archive
5389682 Sign Kevin Ong
5389683 Sign Kevin Ong
5360385 Sign

Bean plants with the sclerotia of Athelia rolfsii (Sclerotium rolfsii), the causal fungus of beans southern blight in the field.

Howard F. Schwartz
5333055 Sign Robert Wick
5333056 Sign

sclerotia formed in moist chamber Type is Laboratory

Mary Ann Hansen
5336052 Sign Mary Ann Hansen
5264075 Sign Division of Plant Industry Archive
5264076 Sign Division of Plant Industry Archive
5264077 Sign Division of Plant Industry Archive
5264081 Sign Division of Plant Industry Archive
5265045 Sign Sclerotium rolsii on container grown apple Division of Plant Industry Archive
5294048 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5333042 Symptoms Mary Ann Hansen
5333043 Symptoms Mary Ann Hansen
5356837 Symptoms

Potato plant showing symptoms of stem rot, caused by infection with Sclerotium rolfsii.

William M. Brown Jr.
5357530 Symptoms

A bean plant showing symptoms of the southern wilt disease caused by the fungus Sclerotium rolfsii in the field.

Howard F. Schwartz
5359712 Symptoms

Base of the stem of a soybean plant in Thailand, showing symptoms of stem rot (Sclerotium rolfsii).

William M. Brown Jr.
5369062 Symptoms

Infected roots and lower stem showing tan, mustard seed-sized sclerotia.

Paul Bachi
5369063 Symptoms

Infected roots and lower stem showing mycelial fan at the upper edge of infection.

Paul Bachi
5383177 Symptoms

Roots

Elizabeth Bush
5383178 Symptoms

Roots

Elizabeth Bush
5259028 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259029 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5389678 Symptoms Kevin Ong
5389679 Symptoms Kevin Ong
5389680 Symptoms Kevin Ong
5389681 Symptoms Kevin Ong
5258094 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5258095 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5258096 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5258097 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5258098 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5258099 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5258100 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259001 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259002 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259003 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259004 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259005 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
4824092 Symptoms Infected seedlings. Edward L. Barnard
4824093 Symptoms Infected seedlings. Edward L. Barnard
1525390 Symptoms

Sclerotium rolfsii on Larkspur

Department of Plant Pathology Archive
1496355 Symptoms Southern blight on apple University of Georgia Plant Pathology Archive
1496357 Symptoms Southern blight on apple University of Georgia Plant Pathology Archive
1525011 Symptoms Department of Plant Pathology Archive
1525377 Symptoms Department of Plant Pathology Archive
1402048 Symptoms The base of the stalk shows a brown, sunken lesion or dead area, lighter in color than the stalk lesion caused by black shank. The dead area is stingy, and the outer layer of stalk often has a papery consistency. R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Slide Set
1436013 Symptoms Clemson University - USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series
1436066 Symptoms Clemson University - USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series
1436109 Symptoms Clemson University - USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series
1234183 Symptoms Clemson University - USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series
1234196 Symptoms Clemson University - USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series
1234209 Symptoms Clemson University - USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series
1235094 Symptoms Clemson University - USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series
1235095 Symptoms Clemson University - USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series
1235117 Symptoms Clemson University - USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series
1235129 Symptoms Clemson University - USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series
1402046 Symptoms With this fungal disease, leaves of infected plants rapidly turn yellow, wilt, and die. The dried, brown leaves hang down the dying stalk. The root system remains healthy prior to the death of the plant. Infected plants are usually scattered singly through the field or occur in small groups. Symptoms may be confused with those of black shank. During warm, moist weather, the fungus produces a white cottony growth from the discolored stalk lesions. Discing of the pith similar to black shank may occur, but it is much lighter in color and not as well-organized. Infected stalks easily break at the stalk lesion. R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Slide Set
5077071 Symptoms Lower stem collapses. White mycelial growth and small tan to brown, round sclerotia can be observed. David B. Langston
5077073 Symptoms Fungus causes soil to adhere to the carrot root. David B. Langston
5259012 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259015 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259016 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259017 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259008 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259009 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
1525671 Symptoms Department of Plant Pathology Archive
1525672 Symptoms Department of Plant Pathology Archive
4824095 Symptoms Discolored foliage of infected seedlings. Edward L. Barnard
5261087 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5262003 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5264074 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259031 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5261084 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5261085 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259019 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259020 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259021 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259022 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259023 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5259024 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
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5259026 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive


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