Abstract
SUMMARYIprodione seed treatment at 125 g a.i./kg seed and stem base sprays at 0–3 and 0.125 g a.i./m row delayed the appearance and reduced the incidence of stem base symptoms and root infection with Sclerotium cepivorum in autumn‐ and spring‐sown salad onions. Viability of sclerotia was unaffected by the treatments but their germination was delayed. The spread of mycelium between plants was suppressed but growth of hyphae within infected roots was much less affected.
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