Diseases affecting barley: scald SPORTS & RECREATION / FencingScald (leaf blotch), caused by the hemibiotrophic pathogen Rhynchosporium commune, is one of the major diseases of barley worldwide. Typical disease symptoms consist of necrotic areas on the leaf blades. Yield losses are manifested as reduced kernel quality, size and number per ear. This chapter reviews the origins, epidemiology and other characteristic features of scald, and considers the agricultural consequences of the pathogens biology. It then
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Integrated disease management (IDM) combines two or more tactics to prevent or reduce yield loss
