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R OT , Gray Mold. Botrytis cinerea, chiefly in
greenhouses, sometimes outdoors.
R OT , Root. Fusarium sp., KY, OH;
Phymatotrichum omnivorum, AZ, TX;
Phytophthora cryptogea, CA; P. drechsleri,
Mexico; Pythium myriotylum, VI.
R OT ,Watery Soft; Drop. Sclerotinia sclerotiorum,
widespread; S. minor, in transit and market.
R UST . Puccinia dioicae (0, I), IN, MN, ND, WI;
II, III on Carex ; P. hieracii (II), CA.
S LIME M OLD . Physarum cinereum, occasional
under glass.
V IRUS . Cucumber Mosaic,NY;Sonchus Yellow
Net,FL;Tobacco Rattle,CA;Lettuce Mosaic,
general; Radish Yellows; Lettuce Big Vein,
associated with Olpidium brassicae in roots,
FL; Tomato Spotted Wilt, CA, HI, TX;
Tobacco Necrosis; Lettuce Infectious Yel-
lows,AZ,CA;Lettuce Speckles Mottle,CA;
Tomato Bushy Stunt,CA;Tobacco Streak,
FL; Potato Leafroll. Pacific Northwest, Cucur-
bit Yellow Stunting Disorder,CA;Impatiens
Necrotic Spot,CA.
W HITE R UST . Albugo sp., TX.
W ILT , Leaf Blight. Pythium tracheiphilum, WI;
Fusarium oxysporum f. sp.
Lettuce (Lactuca)
A NTHRACNOSE . Marssonina panattoniana,NYto
FL, CA, MI, OR, TX, WA.
B ACTERIAL Leaf Spot. Xanthomonas campestris
pv. vitians, OH.
B ACTERIAL Marginal Leaf Blight. Pseudomonas
fluorescens pv. marginalis, KS, MO, NJ, NY;
P. cichorii, NY.
B ACTERIAL ,MLO.Aster Yellows (white heart,
Rio Grande Disease) and California Aster
Yellows, widespread.
B ACTERIAL Rot. Pseudomonas viridilivida, DE,
LA, MI, NH, NY, VA, WA.
B ACTERIAL Soft Rot. Erwinia carotovora, cos-
mopolitan in market.
B ACTERIAL Wilt. Xanthomonas vitians, NJ, NM,
NY, PA, SC, VA.
B LIGHT , Southern. Sclerotium rolfsii, CA, FL,
NC, SC, TX, VA.
C ORKY R OOT . Rhizomonas suberifaciens, FL.
D AMPING -O FF ; Stump Wilt; Stunt. Pythium spp.,
cosmopolitan.
D OWNY M ILDEW . Bremia lactucae, general.
L EAF
S POT .
Alternaria
sp.,
secondary;
lactucum, AZ,
Cercospora longissima, FL,
IL,
IN, TX,
CA.
Nonparasitic tipburn is the most general of let-
tuce diseases, prevalent at high temperatures when
soil is deficient in moisture. Some hot weather
varieties are rather resistant. Spacing plants well
apart in a well-drained soil will reduce bottom rot
and drop. Eliminate wild weed hosts and spray for
leafhopper vectors to reduce aster yellows.
VA, WI;
Septoria lactucae, occasional
in
East and central states, to CO, FL, MN.
L EAF Y ELLOWING ;S TUNT . Pythium uncinulatum,
CA.
N ECROSIS OF R OOTS ,S YSTEMIC . Plasmopara
lactucaeradicis, hydroponically grown, VA.
M OLD , Leaf; Seed. Pleospora herbarum, FL,
KY, NY.
N EMATODE . Naccobus batatiformis.
N EMATODE , Lesion. Pratylenchus sp.
N EMATODE , Root Knot. Meloidogyne hapla.
N EMATODE , Sting. Belonolaimus gracilis.
N ONPARASITIC . Tipburn. High temperature and
excessive transpiration.
Brown Blight. Cause unknown, AZ, CA.
P OWDERY
Leucojum (Snowflake)
L EAF S CORCH , Red Blotch.
Stagonospora
curtisii, CA.
N EMATODE , Meadow. Pratylenchus sp.
R OT ; Scale Speck, of Bulbs. Botrytis sp., CA.
M ILDEW .
Golovinomyces
cichoracearum, CA, MI.
R OT , Basal. Phoma exigua, CA.
R OT , Black Root. Thielaviopsis basicola, CA.
R OT , Bottom; Damping-off. Rhizoctonia solani,
general.
Leucospermum
B LIGHT . Calonectria colhounii,HI.
W ILT . Verticillium dahliae, CA.
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