Plant Pathology: Extension: Plant Disease Clinics

Homeowner Information

Homeowner Plant Disease Clinic Reports
February/March 2009	Juniper
Dec. 2008/Jan. 2009	No disease of the month
October/November 2008	White Spot on Turnips
September 2008	Slime Molds
August 2008	Cercospora Leaf Spot on Hydrangea
July 2008	Wet Rot on Squash
May/June 2008	Bacterial Spot on Pepper and Tomato
April 2008	Artillery Fungus
March 2008	Take-All Root Rot and Large Patch
February 2008	Rust Diseases
January 2008	Winter Injury to Evergreens
December 2007	No disease of the month
November 2007	Downy Mildew on Rose
October 2007	No disease of the month
September 2007	Proper Homeowner Sample Submission
August 2007	Mother Nature or the Homeowner
July 2007	Lower Stem Root or Environmental Problems
June 2007	Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus
May 2007	Powdery Mildew
April 2007	Sclerotinia sclerotiorum
March 2007	Leaf Galls
February 2007	Rhizoctonia
J anuary 2007	CAES References
December 2006	Homeowner Update & Submission Guidelines
November 2006	Wood Rots
October 2006	Take-all Root Rot, Algal Leaf Spot

This is a properly packaged turf sample. The turf is wrapped in newspaper, which helps absorb any additional moisture in the sample and the correct form is submitted along with payment. The form & payment were kept separately from the sample so they did not get wet or damaged.

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September 11, 2007	Tree Diseases in Georgia (Currently being updated)