Rose tache noire

Class: champignons
Common Name: Rose tache noire
Scientific Name: Diplocarpon rosae
Potential Host:

Roses

Who Am I?

Rose black spot is an important fungal disease of roses that is mostly active towards the end of spring. The fungus overwinters in infected plant debris from the previous season.

The fungus causes black spots to form on the upper surfaces of leaves. Defoliation can occur in heavily infected plants. Rain, overhead irrigation, and any other water-splashing sources triggers spores from infected plants debris.

Rose black spot tolerates a broad range of weather conditions, thus it allows symptoms to develop throughout the season.

Control Measures

Utilisez des variétés de plantes et des semences résistantes à la maladie.

Assainissement: Gardez l’environnement proche des cultures en éliminant les mauvaises herbes, les débris de plantes, les parties endommagées, la croissance indésirable des plantes et les plantes à proximité qui ne sont ni cultivées ni protégées.

Les produits utilisés dans une ou plusieurs régions du monde peuvent contenir les ingrédients suivants :

azoxystrobine,trifloxystrobine, myclobotanil, penconazole, pyraclostrobine, et kresoxim-methyl.

*Names marked in red are considered to be highly poisonous to beneficial insects.

*Names marked in green are considered to be organic and IPM (integrated pest management) compatible.

Caution and careful notice should be taken when using any plant protection products (insecticides, fungicides, and herbicides). It is the grower’s sole responsibility to keep track of the legal uses and permissions with respect to the laws in their country and destination markets. Always read the instructions written on labels, and in a case of contradiction, work in accordance to the product label. Keep in mind that information written on the label usually applies to local markets. Pest control products intended for organic farming are generally considered to be less effective in comparison to conventional products. When dealing with organic, biologic, and to some extent a small number of conventional chemical products, a complete eradication of a pest or disease will often require several iterations of a specific treatment or combination of treatments.

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