The disease is a significant concern in Europe and the United States, where it has been widely reported. While it is rare in East Asia, cases have been identified in Japan. Although there are no official reports of this disease in China yet, it is essential to remain cautious and vigilant. The infection typically occurs during the plant's growth and development stages. In April and May, affected stems begin to show numerous water-soaked spots that gradually turn dark green and then develop into brown or reddish-brown lesions—these are the uredia spores. Once these lesions rupture, they release a red-colored powder, which is caused by *Sporisorium* species. As the season progresses into autumn and winter, dark brown spots (teliospores) appear between the lesions, further worsening the condition. Infected plants become weak, and their stems and leaves may wither and die, leading to a significant decrease in yield.
To manage the disease effectively, several control measures should be implemented. First, it is recommended to plant disease-resistant varieties such as 'Mary Washington' or certain European species. During the winter, garden cleanup is crucial—infected or dried stems should be removed and burned to prevent spore survival. Throughout the growing season, timely application of fungicides is necessary, especially during the rainy periods in summer and autumn, to prevent the spread of the disease. After garden cleanup, a lime sulfur solution with a strength of 0.3–0.5 degrees Baumé can be applied. This can be combined with other treatments: 95% diuretic diluted 250–300 times, 50% dinitrate (a rust suppressant) at 200 times dilution, and 25% triadimefon wettable powder at 2000 times dilution. These solutions should be sprayed every 7–10 days for optimal results. To enhance the effectiveness of the spray, adding 0.1–0.2% detergent as a surfactant can help improve coverage and adhesion. Early detection and consistent management are key to preventing serious crop losses.
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