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Neopestalotiopsis leaf, fruit, and crown rot is an important emerging fungal disease of strawberry that can affect every part of the plant (crown, roots, leaves, fruit). The pathogen is thought to be introduced via infected planting stock. The emergence of Neopestalotiopsis, especially the aggressive forms, has resulted in significant crop loss throughout the southeastern US. This publication outlines the disease cycle and best management practices for growers.
Wind damage of strawberry is described.
Glyphosate injury is described.
Gramoxone herbicide injury is described.
Poor pollination is described and management provided.
Sunburn of strawberry is described.
Terbacil herbicide injury is described.
Hail damage in strawberries is described.
This factsheet discusses the symptoms and treatment of drought injury in strawberries.
Frost injury in strawberries is described and frost prevention strategies provided.
Dicamba herbicide
Winter injury/cold injury is described and management provided for strawberry crops.
This factsheet covers lightning injury in strawberries.
Fumigation related injury of strawberries is described with fumigant management and corrective measures provided.
