Science into Practice: Controlling Brassica black rot with biologicals

By HDC 12 February 2010

Black rot, which is caused by a bacterium, has the potential to cause complete crop loss. But more usually the disease leads to reduced quality and marketability in cauliflowers and increases trimming costs/losses in winter cabbage.

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