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Diseases of Cyclamen,ase problems have emerged as breeders have exchanged germplasm and seed. Fusarium wilt and tospovirus diseases have become particularly challenging to manage. The following chapter offers an array of management strategies for more than 15 disease conditions based on current research.

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Diseases of ,,seases affecting petal quality and plant health. Powdery mildew, caused by . or . sp., is the most common foliar disease of . daisies, but they are also plagued by Botrytis blight and . leaf spot. . is also susceptible to a host of root and crown rot diseases, including those caused by ., ., and . s

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Diseases of Gladiolus, crop in the florist industry. Growers of gladiolus plant their corms in the spring and harvest the flower spikes during the summer and early fall. Although the crop can be propagated sexually from seeds, most of the industry is based on movement of corms and cormels, which leads to many diseases be

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Diseases of ,,aracteristics of the plant. Among fungal diseases caused by soilborne pathogens, . species and ., due to their irreversible rotting of plants, are the most devastating . disease worldwide. . species and . are especially destructive in the process of rooting cuttings. In adult plants, . species produ

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Diseases of ,,ence forms. Many hydrangea species are often used to design landscapes and gardens. In greenhouses, nurseries, and landscapes, hydrangea production and values are affected by fungal, bacterial, and viral diseases. In this chapter, the biology of pathogens, development of diseases, and strategies for

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