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CABI: Update: New Pest & Disease Records (13 October 2023)

Update: New Pest & Disease Records (13 October 2023)

This month’s pest alerts include information on Fusarium species causing root rot of tobacco and field peas.

We’ve selected a few of the latest new geographic, host and species records for plant pests and diseases from CAB Abstracts. Records this month include the first report of Fusarium sacchari causing root rot of tobacco in China and the first report of Fusarium commune causing root rot of field peas in Canada.


To view all search results for new geographic, host and species records for plant pests and diseases, click here or to view results by your location, click here.

If there’s another new record you’d like to highlight, please post a comment.

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