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 agricultural practice also creates a favorable condition for the pathogen to grow since the plants typically develop larger leaf covers and experience more lodging, leading to a close, humid environment that is well-suited for the pathogen. It is advised to implement long-term crop rotation with non-host crops.