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[view] | Factsheet | | blackspotofRose.pdf | Final | Kevin Ong | 02/12/09 | 107kb |
Notes: Black spot is a common disease on roses. It is caused by the fungal agent. This factsheet provides some basic information about this disease, the causal agent and some general ways to manage the disease problem |
[view] | Factsheet | | BLACKSPOTOFROSES esp.pdf | Final | Kevin Ong | 05/06/09 | 257kb |
Notes: Mancha Negra del Rosal |
[view] | Factsheet | | CedarAppleRust.pdf | Final | Kevin Ong | 02/12/09 | 113kb |
Notes: Cedar-Apple Rust is a fungal disease which infects both the red cedar and the apple (and pear) trees. This problem is more evident in higher humidity areas such as east Texas. This factsheet provide some information on identifying this disease problem and some suggestion to manage the disease. |
[view] | Factsheet | | CedarQuinceRust.pdf | | Kevin Ong | 03/31/09 | 252kb |
Notes: Cedar-quince rust is caused by the fungus Gymnosporangium claviceps. In the spring, it makes itself known as gooey pattycake on cedar branches and leaves. This factsheet provide some information on this disease and describe how it is different from another common early spring cedar problem, the cedar-apple rust. |
[view] | Factsheet | | DampingOff.pdf | Final | Kevin Ong | 10/14/08 | 130kb |
Notes: Damping off disease is a common problem on young emerging seedlings. This factsheet sheds some light on this disease problem which is caused by a fungal agent, and provides some suggestion to preventing this disease problem. |
[view] | Factsheet | | Hypoxlon Fact Sheet2.pdf | Final | Sheila McBride | 06/12/09 | 198kb |
Notes: Hypoxylon 2: Symptoms and signs |
[view] | Factsheet | | Hypoxylon Fact Sheet1.pdf | Final | Sheila McBride | 06/12/09 | 171kb |
Notes: Hypoxylon 1: Cause and Biology |
[view] | Factsheet | | Hypoxylon Fact Sheet3.pdf | Final | Sheila McBride | 06/12/09 | 189kb |
Notes: Hypoxylon 3: Managing Hypoxylon canker |
[view] | Factsheet | | Live oak.pdf | Final | Kevin Ong | 02/12/09 | 150kb |
Notes: Live oaks losing leaves is a common sight in the spring. This factsheet explains some and differentiate what is normal and what is disease. |
[view] | factsheet | | OakLeafBlister.pdf | Final | Kevin Ong | 02/12/09 | 100kb |
Notes: Oak leaf blister is a fungal disease on oak. This factsheet will help to highlight some of the symptoms for easy identification of disease problem. |
[view] | Factsheet | | PowderyMildewOnCrapeMyrtle esp.pdf | Final | Kevin Ong | 05/06/09 | 255kb |
Notes: Mildiu Polvoriento en Árbol del Júpiter |
[view] | factsheet | | PowderyMildewOnCrapeMyrtle.pdf | | Kevin Ong | 02/12/09 | 89kb |
Notes: As summer approaches, powdery mildew appears on crape myrtles. This factsheet tries to explains the disease call powdery mildew and suggest some ways to prevent and manage this disease problem. |
[view] | Factsheet | | Slime Mold esp.pdf | Final | Kevin Ong | 05/06/09 | 146kb |
Notes: Moho Mucilaginoso “Slime mold” |
[view] | Factsheet | | Slime Mold.pdf | Final | Kevin Ong | 03/30/09 | 111kb |
Notes: Slime mold: a primitive organism that looks like dog vomit. Not a plant pathogen, but its appearance can cause lots of concern. Slime mold is not know to be dangerous to human, but may cause some allergic flare-ups in immuno-compromised people. |
[view] | Factsheet | | SmutOnGrasses esp.pdf | Final | Kevin Ong | 05/06/09 | 643kb |
Notes: Tizón de la hoja en pastos |
[view] | Factsheet | | SmutOnGrasses.pdf | Final | Kevin Ong | 05/06/09 | 147kb |
Notes: Smut on grasses |
[view] | Lecture handouts | | 2009 MG Basic pathology.pdf | Final | Kevin Ong | 02/24/09 | 5388kb |
Notes: 2009 Master Gardener Intern Training
Basic Plant Pathology 1:
- Plant Disease Concept
- Survey of causal agents
- Disease Control Principles |
[view] | Lecture handouts | | 2009 MG Diagnostics.pdf | Final | Kevin Ong | 09/28/09 | 2759kb |
Notes: Master Gardener training notes - Diagnostics. |
[view] | Lecture handouts | | MgTr Disease Diagnostic flow chart.pdf | Final | Kevin Ong | 02/02/09 | 211kb |
Notes: General Disease Diagnostic flow chart |
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