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Temperatures are rising, melon plantings are maturing, and sudden wilt and death
of melon plants is occurring. What causes this sudden collapse of plants? In the
desert melon production areas of Arizona and California, symptoms of melon plant
wilting and collapse usually can be attributed to one of four diseases; Charcoal
rot, Fusarium wilt, Monosporascus root rot and vine decline,
To contact Mike Matheron go to: matheron@ag.arizona.edu.
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