Potato early dying Verticillium dahliae

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Potato early dying Verticillium dahliae
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Verticillium on mint
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Verticillium wilt of cotton
Defoliating and non-defoliating strains
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Verticillium on Maple
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Verticillium wilt of maple
Pictures from Oregon State U.
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anastomosis
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Vegetative compatibility groups (VCGs)
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Verticillium wilt resistant and susceptible tomato
susceptible
resistant
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CHISEL PLOW
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INJECTION INTO BEDDED ROW
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Model of fumigant movement

• Virtual Reality Model

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Metam sodium fumigation
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Verticillium Counts in fall by Vine Removal
Hancock 2003
No vine Removal
Vine Removal
M. Selimi
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Verticillium by Vine Removal Fall Hancock 2004
Vine Removal
No Vine Removal
M. Selimi
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Marketable Yield by Vine Removal Hancock 2004
No Vine Removal
Vine Removal
M. Selimi
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Fusarium oxysporum on tomato
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Panama Disease Fusarium wilt
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Banana suckers for propagation
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Dutch Elm Disease teleomorph Ophiostoma
anamorph Graphium
Conidia in Synnema (Corema)
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• Perithecium and pycnidium and conidiophore
• 3 spores!

• European elm bark beetle (T)
• Native elm bark beetle (B)

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synnema
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• Several significant tree wilt diseases in
  Wisconsin
• Dutch elm disease Ophiostoma (Ceratocystis) ulmi
• oak wiltCeratocystis fagacearum
• ash, catalpa, linden, maple, Russian olive,
  smoke-tree, and red bud Verticillium dahliae

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Oak wilt Ceratocystis fagacearum
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Oak root graph
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