Bacterial Ring Rot Information We currently do not have any active research projects on bacterial ring rot. Resources & Downloads Resurgence of Bacterial Ring Rot in Idahoby Jeff MillerBacterial Ring Rot, statistics, early research, epidemiology, end detection.MoreCleaning and Disinfecting Potato Equipment and Storage Facilitiesby Nora Olsen and Phil Nolte of the University of IdahoPotato equipment and storages are exposed to a number of pests including fungi, bacteria, insects, nematodes, and weed seeds. ...MoreUC Pest Management Guidelines: Bacterial Ring Rotfrom University of California UC IPM OnlineFoliar symptoms of bacterial ring rot generally appear at mid-season or later. Yellow areas develop on leaf margins or between veins and later turn brown, giving the leaves a burned appearance ...MoreFocus on Potato - Bacterial Ring Rotby Dr. Neil Gudmestad of North Dakota State UniversityBacterial ring rot of potato is one of the most feared tuber-borne diseases of potato. (In order to view the webinar you must be a member of the Plant Management Network.)More
