Last Call for SDS of Soybean Sample Submissions
By Dr. Horacio Lopez-Nicroa, Plant Pathologist and Nematologist, The Ohio State University
Thank you to those who submitted sudden death syndrome (SDS) samples this season! As we approach the end of summer, we are still encouraging anyone who has SDS-infected plants to please submit them to the Ohio State University’s Soybean Pathology and Nematology Laboratory (read more HERE). This will aid in our efforts as we conduct a survey of SDS in Ohio to determine the genetic diversity of the causing agent Fusarium. By submitting infected plants, you can help us to better understand the pathogen and explore any fungicide resistance that may be developing (read more HERE).
Please complete the SDS submission form and send samples to:
OSU Soybean Pathology & Nematology
c/o Jenna Moore
Kottman Hall, Room 110
2021 Coffey Rd,
Columbus, OH 43210
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