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Published 10-2019
Archived - Pseudomonas diseases on cucurbits in western Washington
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Cucurbits are high-value, specialty crops well-suited to western Washington—but under threat from Pseudomonas. Learn the symptoms and the management here.
Published: October 2019
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SKU: FS335E
Category: Archived
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