Diseases and Fungus
Find and share information and answers about plant diseases and funguses - types of, identification of, control of, and more.
Plants can suffer from bacterial, viral and fungal attack just as people can. The organisms themselves are different but the microbial level of the infection is much the same, since one cell is as good a host as another. When a plant is attacked by one of these microorganisms the damage caused provides an opportunity for the others to get in. It is the combined onslaught which can deal the final blow to a plant. But not all microorganisms are “”attackers.” Sometimes the “infection” is symbiotic, where both the organism and the plant derive a benefit. In other cases of interest to gardeners, the plant is not benefited but the changes caused produce more attractive features.
In Gardenality Diseases and Fungus, anyone from the novice to the expert can find and share information and answers to learn more about identifying and controlling plant dieases and funguses.
In Gardenality Diseases and Fungus, anyone from the novice to the expert can find and share information and answers to learn more about identifying and controlling plant dieases and funguses.
Recent Diseases and Fungus Articles
Leaf Scorch On Japanese Maples
by Brent Wilson (Thursday, September 29, 2011) - Click to read »
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by Brent Wilson (Monday, May 23, 2011) - Click to read »
Disease Control for Annual and Perennial Plants
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Disease Control For Tomato Plants
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Disease Control For Herb Plants
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How To Control Disease in Lawns
by Terry O'Leary (Monday, June 14, 2010) - Click to read »
Most Popular Diseases and Fungus Articles
Disease Control For Japanese Maple Trees
by Brooks Wilson (Monday, June 14, 2010) - Click to read »
Disease Control for Fruit Trees
by Brooks Wilson (Monday, June 14, 2010) - Click to read »
How To Correct Chlorosis (Yellowing of Leaves)
by Brent Wilson (Monday, May 23, 2011) - Click to read »
Disease Control For Herb Plants
by Sunny Randazzo (Monday, June 14, 2010) - Click to read »
Leaf Scorch On Japanese Maples
by Brent Wilson (Thursday, September 29, 2011) - Click to read »
Disease Control for Roses
by Gary Mueller (Monday, June 14, 2010) - Click to read »
How To Control Disease in Lawns
by Terry O'Leary (Monday, June 14, 2010) - Click to read »
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