Management of the Top Blight Disease Complex


The "top blight disease complex" refers to five separate but related diseases affecting above-ground portions of bareroot Douglas-fir seedlings. Disease losses can be reduced by altering cultural practices or applying fungicides3. The following paper provides practical approaches and techniques for reducing losses from top blight.
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Publication Forest Nursery Proceedings
Event Tumwater, WA - 1986
Author Alan Kanaskie
Published 1986/08/12
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