Sorghum diseases and their management in cultivation: seedling, seed, panicle and foliar diseases

Sorghum diseases and their management in cultivation: seedling, seed, panicle and foliar diseasesAs sorghum continues to grow in significance in large parts of the world, attention is given to the many different types of disease that can affect this crop, and how they might be successfully avoided or managed. All physical structures and tissues of the sorghum plant may become diseased with one pathogen or another, and different diseases can damage the plant at virtually every stage of growth. The present chapter provides a comprehensive overview

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