Tips & tricks on managing Botrytis in blueberries

This article is about tips & tricks on managing Botrytis in blueberries. Botrytis causes blossom blight during the flowering period, & fruit rot during post harvest handling and storage. Infections occur in the field during flowering, so the most effective time to implement controls is during flowering. The fungus survives as dormant mycelium or sclerotia (fruiting body) in fruit and other plant debris. Spores are spread by wind or water-splash.

File Type: pdf
Categories: Australian Berry Journal, Blueberry, Diseases, Winter 20
Author: Melinda Simpson
Downloads: 16
© Copyright - Hort Innovation. This website has been funded by Hort Innovation using research and development levies from the Blueberry Fund, Strawberry Fund and Raspberry & Blackberry Fund, and funds from the Australian Government.