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1 Virginia Cooper Jve Extenion Service VIGINIA ECH AND VIGINIA SAE VIGINIA'S LAND GAN UNIVESIIES Publication eprinted June 1987 DISEASE ESISAN VEGEABLE CULIVAS FO HOME AND MAKE *. C. Lambe, S. A. olin and. E. Baldwin Vegetable cultivar lited in thi publication correpond to thoe recommended in the Virginia Extenion publication entitled "Vegetable ecommended for Virginia, MH and "Commercial Vegetable Production ecommendation, ". Seed produced by a commercial eed company i uually preferable to home-grown eed ince infeted eed may reult in foliar and fruit dieae caued by fungi, bacteria, and virue. In addition, commercially-produced eed i uually treated with eed protectant fungicide. he information in thi publication ha been obtained from publication from other tate, eed catalogue and reearch conducted in Virginia. Definition: = uceptible M = moderately reitant to dieae, economic loe occur but le than uceptible = tolerant to dieae and dieae ymptom are preent but economic loe are inignificant = reitant to dieae - = uceptible or information not available * Extenion Plant Pathologit, Profeor, Plant Pathology, Department of Plant Pathology, Phyiology and Weed Science, VPI&SU and Plant Pathologit, Virginia ruck and Ornamental eearch Station, repectively. Virg inia Cooperative Extenion Service program. activitie. and employment opportunitie are available to all people regardle of race. color. rel igion, ex. age, national origin. handicap, or political affiliation. An equal opportunity/ affirmative action employer. Iued in furtherance of Cooperative Extenion work. Act of May 8 and June 30, and September 30, 1977, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture._ Mitchell A. Gealer, Director, Virginia Cooperative Extenion Service, and Vice Provot for Extenion. Virg inia Polytechnic Intitute and State Univerity, Blackburg, Virginia ; Clinton V. urner, Adminitrator Extenion Program. Virginia State Univerity, Peterburg. Virginia t ~ ~ : " -t' :_ -.. " :-..
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6 - 6 - VEGEABLE/CUL IVA DISEASE/PAHOGEN Verticil 1 ium Fuarium oot Early Gray obacco Bacteria 1 An- Southern omato Wilt Wilt Knot Blight Leaf Spot Moaic* Wilt thracnoe Blight Jet Star VF l Pik-ed Sunripe VFN Better Boy VFN Superonic VF (Fl) Floradade ~ Mountain Pride 1 = eitant to race 1 & 2 Water- Water- Zucchini An th- Fuarium Powdery ind me lo~* melo~* Yellow Watermelon racnoe Wilt Alternaria Necroi Moaic Moaic Moaic* Dixielee Charleon Grey I ~& 3 Petite Sweet Sugar Buh Sweet Favorite l l Crimon Sweet M M op Yield Jubilee ~ ~ Prince Charle 1 = eitant to race 1; 2 = eitant to race 2; 3 = eitant to race 3.
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