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Georgia, western South Carolina, eastern Tennessee, and southwestern Virginia. Documented soilborne pathogens at this site include verticillium wilt ( Verticillium dahliae race 1 and race 2), pith necrosis ( Pseudomonas corrugata ), Pythium spp., and
, 2012 ), or tolerance to salinity and resistance to verticillium wilt ( Verticillium dahliae ) and Leveillula taurica in S. linnaeanum ( Bubici and Cirulli, 2008 ; Daunay et al., 1991 ; Liu et al., 2015 ). No germination was obtained in the hybrids
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Verticillium , Fusarium , and root-knot nematodes ( Wimer et al., 2015 ). Watermelon production can be severely affected by fusarium wilt, whereas genotypes with a branched root system and rich with secondary fibrous roots have an advantage in their ability to
inhibition by affecting fungicide solubility ( Buchenauer and Erwin, 1972 ). Benomyl and benzimidiazole were more effective at reducing verticillium wilt ( Verticillium dahliae ) of cotton ( Gossypium hirsutum ) when applied as a drench in acidic solution
of fruits per plant than nongrafted plants. Grafting a fusarium-susceptible heirloom tomato ‘German Johnson’ scion with ‘Maxifort’ rootstock resulted in significantly higher yield with no symptoms of fusarium wilt ( Rivard and Louws, 2008 ). In the
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pest problems incited by bacterial, viral, fungal, and insect pests, including black knot, canker, blossom blight, crown gall, gummosis, powdery mildew, verticillium wilt, and numerous viral diseases ( Pscheidt and Byther, 2001 ). One of the most