First Case of Red Crown Rot Confirmed in Missouri

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Closeup of red spheres (perithecia) that appear on the roots of soybean infected with red crown rot, a yield-robbing soybean disease recently confirmed in Missouri for the first time. Photo courtesy of Mandy Bish, MU Extension plant pathologist.


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