
Turf Disease Detection IV: Pythium
Pythium is a genus of oomycete fungi, plant pathogens that can cause devastating diseases in turfgrass. The scorch
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Pythium is a genus of oomycete fungi, plant pathogens that can cause devastating diseases in turfgrass. The scorch

The first identification of Rhizoctonia was made in 1914 by C. D. Piper, director of the USGA, to such a disease.

Spring dead spot was first observed in Oklahoma in 1936. The disease is widespread mainly on bermudagrass.

Bacterial Wilt disease, caused by the bacterium Xanthomonas translucens pv. poae, has been detected in several locations,

The fungus Rhizoctonia ssp. can be combated through good practices which, if taken into account, will save us a lot of time and money.

Summer patch is a disease caused through root infection by the fungus Magnaporthe poae. Of major concern on Poa

The greens are the most troublesome spots on any course and therefore also the most susceptible to disease. For

The causative agents of this disease are Chlorophyllum, Marasmius, Lepiota, Agaricus, Amanita, Licoperdon, Calvatia, and other basidiomycetes. It generally occurs in very poor soils.

The pathogenic fungus causing this disease is Sphaerobolus Stellatus, a basidiomycete. It generally occurs on greens mowed at very low

Gray Leaf Spot is a disease mainly affecting Rye Grass and Fescue. The pathogenic fungus is the
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