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Strawberry Disorders Website Launched

UC Ventura County Cooperative Extension advisor Dr. Oleg Daugovish has collaborated with UC strawberry authorities in the state to create a new website devoted to helping growers and pest control advisors diagnose disorders in strawberry plants.  UC's Mark Bolda, Surendra Dara, Steve Koike and Kirk Larsen contribute their expertise in strawberries, plant pathology and pomology.

The website explores chemical injury, nutritional disorders, physical and physiological disorders found in the field and during research.  The team collaborates and shares information about these issues and discuss methods for dealing with them.

The website is presented in English and in Spanish and is accompanied by large photos that focus on the problem areas.

Check out the new website:  Strawberry Disorders:  Identification and Management.

Posted on Tuesday, September 24, 2013 at 6:03 PM

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• Author: Cris L. Johnson

Tags: disease (125), herbicides (29), Initiative C Sharing Science (595), insects (14), invasive pests (54), Oleg Daugovish (43), pesticides (70), pests (141), Strawberry production (36)

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