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Cotton root rot, caused by the fungus Phymatotrichum omnivorum, is one
of the most destructive of plant diseases, causing economic losses in numerous
crops including alfalfa, peanuts, pecans, fruit trees, grapes, and vegetable crops.
It is the major reason why alfalfa production is not economically feasible in
southern Oklahoma and Texas. After more than a century of research, no effective
cultural or chemical control has been developed, and no sources of genetic resistance
have been identified. This workshop will bring together top scientists to discuss
ways to overcome the disease using the latest technologies.
This workshop is planned for Monday afternoon, October 24, 2005. It is an internal information and planning meeting for the Cotton Root Rot Project funded by the State of Oklahoma through the Consortium for Legume Research. Therefore, attendance will only be for consortium members and invited speakers.
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