Home The effects of diplodia ear rot on maize Diplodia ear rot causes maize ears to become covered with a white mycelial growth that negatively affects grain quality.

Diplodia ear rot causes maize ears to become covered with a white mycelial growth that negatively affects grain quality.

Due to extensive monocropping, commercial farmers tend to experience more problems with diplodia ear rot than small-scale farmers do.

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