Combating the variety of diseases and stresses that negatively impact corn plants is fundamental to crop success.
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One of the most important factors in cotton production is increasing square retention and boll development.
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Peanut growers face many challenges ranging from disease control to moisture levels in the soil, fertility, and other abiotic stresses that can affect the growth and yield.
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Rice is a grain crop particularly well adapted for areas where flood irrigation is possible and economical.
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The most important considerations for soybean production are minimizing flower and pod loss, thus increasing grain weight.
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With high sucrose concentrations, sugar beets have long been grown for commercial sugar production, and in recent years research has focused on its potential as a source of biofuels.
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Sugarcane has an important role in national and international energy policies.
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Seedling blights such Pythium, Fusarium, and Rhizoctonia are common in soils where conditions are cool and wet. Controlling these diseases before germination will help increase wheat yields.
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