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- PublicationAlthough algae do not infect turfgrass directly, they are highly invasive and out-compete grasses for space and nutrients. Algal scum can be a chronic problem, especially on turf with poor...
- PublicationSevere outbreaks of a debilitating viral disease occurred in multiple okra fields in the Texas Lower Rio Grande Valley area during the fall 2018 and spring/summer 2020 seasons. The primary...
- PublicationXanthomonas leaf spot of roses, a relatively new disease, has the potential to cause significant economic losses in commercial rose production. This publication discusses the cause and symptoms of the...
- PublicationAlthough rose rust is not a major rose pathogen in Texas, it can burden rose growers by diminishing flower quality. If left unchecked, it can completely defoliate and kill the...
- PublicationCercospora leaf spots can cause premature defoliation on roses. Often mistaken for black spot disease, it is a fairly common foliar disease of roses in Texas. This publication gives an...
- PublicationKarnal bunt is a fungal disease that affects wheat, durum wheat and triticale. This publication explains the life cycle of the disease, how it spreads, and methods of control. (4...
- PublicationThis publication is for homeowners or landscape professionals who want to prevent or treat turfgrass diseases. It explains the causes, treatment methods, and preventive measures for lawn diseases. An identification...
- PublicationThis publication explains how to grow sweet potatoes. In this publication you will learn about: Varieties Climate Site selection Soil preparation Propagation Planting Fertilization Watering Diseases Insects Harvesting...
- PublicationDisponible solo en formato digital. Un aspecto critico para el exito de un huerto casero es determinar la cantidad de agua que necesita. Con el riego apropiado, usted puede reducir...
- PublicationTopics include climate, soil, varieties, rootstocks, site preparation, planting, pruning and training, cultivation, diseases, insects, and harvest....