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Friday, June 26, 2009 8:35 AM

Sooty molds in wheat typically cosmetic, but can make harvest a dirty job

From Kansas State University Extension

MANHATTAN -- Heavy late spring rains have triggered reports of sooty molds in wheat from eastern and central Kansas, according to Kansas State University plant pathologist Erick De Wolf.

"In most situations sooty molds are considered to be a cosmetic problem and will not result in any reduction in yield," said De Wolf, who specializes in wheat diseases for K-State Research and Extension.

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