The disease causes about $25 million in annual damage to the North American corn crop.¹ Pythium and other seedling diseases also destroyed nearly 23.7 million bushels of soybeans across 29 U.S ...

Signs of Pythium disease in your lawn. Spotting pythium blight is relatively easy when you know what to look for. A common symptom is small, irregularly shaped spots on your lawn ranging from 1.25 ...

Pythium, Phytophthora, Fusarium and Rhizoctonia are soil borne fungal pathogens that infect soybeans as seedling blights. Soybean seedling diseases like these accounted for nearly 6 million ...

A common culprit to these brown spots or dead grass is a fungal lawn disease. ... Grease Spot (Cottony Blight or Pythium blight) This turfgrass disease mostly affects warm-season grasses.

Three types of killer lawn disease to watch out for - and how to treat them ... or even the ominously named Pythium blight, also dubbed "grease spot" or "cottony blight".

Home lawns containing annual bluegrass are not under threat of receiving damaging levels of ABW injury due to the difference in turf management practices. ... 100 Degrees! Annual Bluegrass Weevil, ...

Higher moisture combined with higher temperatures favors many warm-season diseases like pythium, rust, dollar spot, leaf spots and brown patch. These diseases normally depend on the growing ...

There are a lot of big mistakes you can make in lawn care, but failing to keep things funky, fresh, and fungus free doesn't have to be one of them.The trick is knowing which fungicide is right for the ...

Diseases abound. Higher moisture generally means more disease pressure as fungal diseases prefer these conditions. Higher moisture combined with higher temperatures favors many warm-season diseases ...

“However, the main culprit of brown patches is often lawn disease. Lawn disease can be rooted in various causes, like prolonged wetness from dew, rain, nighttime or evening watering, or poor ...

Q Towards the middle of last summer our back lawn slowly became infected with what I believe may be red thread disease. At the end of the summer, it was also appearing in our front lawn.