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SCN
Infected plants may become discolored (chlorotic) or stunted.
Tiny white to yellow lemon-shaped cyst may be seen on roots starting the end of June and then throughout the rest of the season.
Moisture and fertility stress can enhance the disease. High soil pH can favor SCN. Planting continuous susceptible soybeans favors SCN.
Sudden Death Syndrome
Diseased plants may have rotted root systems.
Yellow and/or brown streaks develop between the leaf veins.
Infection favored by high soil moisture during the vegetative stage and unseasonable cool temperatures.
White Mold
Fluffy white growth on the outside of infected soybean stems.
Found during high humidity.
Rain, cool temperatures, and moist soils during flowering and early pod set, favor the growth of the fungus.