This Month in Diseases: Dieffenbachia and aglaonema

In this issue, we present a summary of diseases that occur in dieffenbachia and aglaonema. Remember: Product controls are based on research trials and do not reflect an endorsement of any sort.

BY:

A.R. Chase and Margery Daughtrey
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To learn about diseases affecting dieffenbachia and aglaonema, please click on the PDF link below.

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About The Author

A.R. Chase is plant pathologist at Chase Agricultural Consulting LLC and can be reached at archase@chaseresearch.net. Margery L. Daughtrey is senior extension associate at Cornell University’s Long Island Horticultural Research & Extension Center and can be reached at mld9@cornell.edu.

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