Disease monitoring and decision making in integrated fruit disease management

Disease monitoring and decision making in integrated fruit disease managementRegular inspection of fruit crops for diseases is a vital part of integrated disease management. Combining this information with that generated from disease warning systems can play a significant role in achieving perfect fruit with minimal use of fungicides. This chapter includes general discussions on fruit disease monitoring, disease warning systems and decision making; it then uses examples of specific diseases in apple and pear to illustrate the

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