Assessment of Selected Commercially Available Seed Treatments on Suppressing the Effects of Red Crown Rot on Soybeans Under a Controlled Environment.

is a soilborne fungus responsible for red crown rot (RCR) in soybeans. Recently, this disease has been detected in new areas within the United States and Asia, where it has been reported to cause significant yield losses. To date, no data on the efficacy of fungicide seed treatments for suppressing RCR in soybeans are available.