Intercropping with Resistant Varieties for Management of Plant Diseases in Organic Tomato Production
James Kotcon, West Virginia University
The objectives of this research were to: 1) Evaluate susceptibility to early blight in 16 heirloom and modern hybrid cultivars. 2) Evaluate whether disease incidence and severity are reduced on a susceptible tomato variety intercropped with a resistant variety, compared to a monoculture of the susceptible variety.
Region
Northeast/Mid-Atlantic
Topic
Disease Management
Category
Vegetables/Fruits
Date Range
2001-2010
Funding Amount
$8,940
Funding Year
2001Location
Morgantown, West Virginia
