
Contributors: K.R. Barker, Plant Pathologist;
D.M. Benson, Research Plant Pathologist;
R.K. Jones, Extension Plant Pathologist
Young, Actively Growing Non-woody Plants (Floral Crops, Bedding Plants,
Vegetable Crops, Large Ground Covers, Bulb, Corm or Rhizome Types,
etc.)
- Entire plants should be selected according to the type of plant. Plants should be dug up
carefully with roots and soil left intact. About 1 quart of soil should be included with the sample.
A range of symptoms is desirable. The items should be placed
in a plastic bag large enough to cover entire sample. The root and soil portions should be tied off.
The rest of the plastic bag should be brought up over tops of plants and closed.
- The items should be packaged securely in a large padded envelope or cardboard box with
padding material around the specimen.
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