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Control of three main diseases of soybean

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, What does soybean dodder look like? What if soybean dodder happens? Dodder is also known as yellow rattan and tangled rice seedlings. It's a malignant weed. It harms a variety of crops and can cause the loss of soybean production, which is common in all parts of the country. (1) Morphology: the stem of soybean cocoon silk is yellow, orange or yellowish green, smooth and glabrous.

Root rot, Sclerotinia sclerotiorum and gray leaf spot are the three main diseases of soybean, and timely measures should be taken to control them. Root rot disease: the disease can occur in the whole growth period of soybean. At the beginning of the disease, dark brown spots appeared at the base of the stem, and spread upward to the lower lateral branches, the pith of the diseased stem turned brown, the base of the petiole constricted, and the leaves drooped. Chemical control can be used with seed weight 0.3% 0.4% of 58% mycoplasma manganese zinc or 72% Kelou seed dressing. Sclerotinia sclerotiorum: the disease began in late July. Brown disease spot appeared on the stem at the beginning of the disease, and then white flocs and white particles appeared on the disease spot, and finally the white particles turned black. Black sclerotia could be seen in the diseased stem. Drug control can be used 50% Sukeling 1000 times liquid, or 40% sclerotia net 1000 times liquid, or 50% methyl topiramate 500x solution spray. Gray leaf spot: the disease began in the first and middle of June and reached its peak in mid-July. The disease occurred seriously in high temperature and rainy weather from July to August. It mainly harms the leaves, and in serious cases, the leaves are covered with disease spots, and the leaves fall off prematurely, resulting in a serious reduction in yield. In addition to dressing seeds with 70% dimethazone or 50% thiram before sowing, more than 40% carbendazim should be sprayed with 100 grams of carbendazim and 30 kg of water per mu during soybean flowering and pod period.

 
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