Dr. Lisa Bern 2025 Question Title * 1. What is your first and last name? (Required.) Question Title * 2. What is your IPM Number? (Required.) Question Title * 3. Province (Required.) Ontario Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia New Brunswick Newfoundland Other (please specify) Question Title * 4. The fungus that causes anthracnose is: (Required.) Microdochium Sclerotinia Colletotrichum Question Title * 5. Low mowing, low fertility, and drought stress can favour disease development. (Required.) True False Question Title * 6. Anthracnose disease is favoured by: (Required.) Cloudy weather that promotes high humidity and leaf wetness Snow cover Freezing events Question Title * 7. Anthrancose symptoms resemble: (Required.) Missing notches on leaves Chlorotic leaves with black acervuli present Large, circular patches with mushrooms Question Title * 8. Frequent sand topdressing can reduce anthracnose disease. (Required.) True False Question Title * 9. What nutrient can help reduce anthracnose? (Required.) Nitrogen Boron Carbon None Question Title * 10. Has fungicide resistance been documented in anthracnose? (Required.) Yes No Question Title * 11. If a chemical class is at high risk for developing resistance, you should: (Required.) Spray it as frequently as possible Rotate to another chemical class after every application Question Title * 12. To delay fungicide resistance development: (Required.) Ensure proper rotation based on chemical class Tank-mix with a low-risk fungicide Utilize multiple modes of action All of the above Question Title * 13. Anthrancose disease can be managed with cultural management practices and selecting proper chemical control. (Required.) Yes No Done
