Brown root rot -- a potentially serious forage crop disease -- is found throughout the Northeast

Cornell plant pathologists have detected brown root rot -- a potentially serious forage crop disease -- in the northeastern United States. It is widespread in New York, Vermont and New Hampshire and has been detected in Pennsylvania and Maine.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news114104733.html">Brown root rot -- a potentially serious forage crop disease -- is found throughout the Northeast</a></p> <p>Cornell plant pathologists have detected brown root rot -- a potentially serious forage crop disease -- in the northeastern United States. It is widespread in New York, Vermont and New Hampshire and has been detected in Pennsylvania and Maine.</p>