This seeding practice also creates an ideal environment for the pathogen because the plants often produce larger canopies and experience more lodging, which creates a close, high-humidity environment ideal for the pathogen. Long term crop rotation with non-host crops is recommended.
This seeding practice also promotes an environment conducive to the pathogen's development because the plants often produce larger foliage and are more susceptible to lodging, resulting in a confined, humid setting that is ideal for the pathogen. Long-term crop rotation with non-host crops is recommended.