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Corn Ear Moulds - Identification
Gibberella Ear Rot
- The most common and important ear mould in Ontario is Gibberella zeae which is the sexual reproductive stage of Fusarium graminearium
- Infection often begins at the ear tip and moves down towards the ear base.
- Although the fungus can produce a white-coloured mould which makes it difficult to tell apart from Fusarium Kernel Rot, the two can be distinguished easily when Gibberella produces its characteristic red or…
Added by AgOntario on November 9, 2011 at 4:39pm — No Comments
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