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Sudden Death Syndrome of Soybean--MSSOY White Paper

SDS has been increasing in Midsouth soybeans in recent years and was a major yield-limiting disease in Missouri and Tennessee in 2014. In this article, Louisiana State University scientists and specialists provide a detailed account of their confirmation of the first-reported presence of SDS in Louisiana soybeans.

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