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| Disease: Brown Stem Rot |
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Brown Stem Rot - Risk Assessment
Brown stem rot will have a greater negative effect on yield if temperatures are cool (64-75°F) in early August, followed by hot, dry weather during late pod-fill. Other factors that favor disease are short rotations, susceptible varieties, overwintered stem tissue, and the presence of SCN.
| Seasonal Risk Factors for BSR | Long-term risk factors for BSR |
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