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Iowa State Soybean Extension agronomist Palle Pedersen was one of many who sounded a renewed alert on commonly occurring fungal diseases, such as pythium, phytophthora, anthracnose and brown stem rot. For instance, Dirr describes the American plane tree as "truly at its 'best' when anthracnose [keeps] it devoid of leaves," while the original Camperdowni cultivar of Scotch Elm, in Dundee, turns out to be "rather pathetic and snaggle-toothed. Anthracnose, the deadly fungus that has killed wild dogwoods, has affected 70 percent of Mammoth Cave National Park in south-central Kentucky, according to the Associated Press. |
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