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  • EP145
    EP145
    Triticum Mosaic: A New Wheat Disease in Kansas

    Symptoms of wheat infected with triticum mosaic include light-green or yellow streaking, spotting, or mottling. Wheat curl mites spread the virus. Eliminate volunteer wheat.

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  • MF2823
    MF2823
    Bird Cherry-Oat Aphid: Kansas Crop Pests

    The bird cherry-oat aphid, Rhopalosiphum padi, is a common pest of Kansas wheat. It is often associated with yield losses from barley yellow dwarf virus.

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  • EP133
    EP133
    Septoria Tritici Blotch

    Symptoms of a wheat disease Septoria tritici blotch (speckled leaf blotch) include elongated tan lesions. This fungus is favored by frequent rainfall and cool weather.

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  • EP134
    EP134
    Tan Spot

    Tan spot of wheat is caused by a parasitic fungus called Pyrenophora tritici-repentis. Tan spot can be a serious problem in continuously cropped wheat fields.

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  • L927
    L927
    Fuller Hard Red Wheat

    Fuller is a bronze-chaffed, semidwarf hard winter wheat, most closely resembling Jagger. It is medium in height with average straw strength and excellent yield potential.

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