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Controlling leaf and root diseases in pansy's and viola's

HDC has launched a factsheet which collates information from several sources to provide guidance on the biology and control of the various leaf and root diseases of pansy and viola. Information is provided on disease recognition and the basic biology of each pathogen to assist in the selection of the most appropriate cultural and chemical control strategies, thereby minimising the risk of crop damage by inappropriate fungicide use and reducing the potential for fungicide resistance development.

Hard copies are free to HDC levy payers and dependant on your HDC Associate package may be free or charged at a reduced rate. If you require a hard copy of this publication then please contact Louise Arculus, [email protected].

For more information, visit www.hdc.org.uk

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