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The Problem
Jump to the SolutionWhite mold
- Cause: Sclerotinia sclerotiorum
- Environment: Cool to moderate temperatures combined with prolonged moisture.
- Timing: Infection occurs during flowering (R1-R3). Symptoms become visible during pod development and rill (R3-R5).
- Appearance: White, fluffy fungal growth on stems, branches and pods. Plants may turn gray or bleached and die prematurely. Black sclerotia may form inside stems or pods.
- Risk: Significant yield loss, lodging, harvest difficulty and long-term field contamination.
Image of white mold on soybean pods
White mold on soybean stems
Close-up of soybean pod infected with white mold
White mold on soybean stems
White fungal growth appears on stems and branches
Severe white mold cases cause plant death and yield loss
White mold can cause bleached stems and collapsed structure
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Understanding White Mold in Soybeans
White mold develops when Sclerotinia sclerotiorum infects soybean plants during flowering under cool, wet conditions. The disease often appears in patches in low, wet areas of the field and may go unnoticed early, increasing its impact as the season progresses. The disease can manifest in three key ways:
Stem infection
Fungal growth girdles stems, restricting water and nutrient movement.
Plant wilting and death
Infected plants wilt rapidly and may die prematurely.
Sclerotia formation
Black structures form inside plant tissue, allowing the disease to persist in fields for years.
Why White Mold Matters
White mold is one of the most yield‑limiting soybean diseases in the United States. In addition to immediate yield loss, the disease can persist long‑term through sclerotia in the soil, increasing risk in future soybean rotations. Effective management is critical to protecting yield potential and long‑term field productivity.
Since white mold thrives in cool, wet conditions during flowering, it is most commonly found in the northern Soybean Belt like Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan, where dense canopies and prolonged moisture increase risk.
The Solution
Use Miravis Neo to Fight White mold
Use Miravis Neo to Fight White mold
- Active Ingredients: ADEPIDYN® technology, Azoxystrobin, Propiconazole
- Why Miravis Ace Works: Delivers dual-yield protection with broad‑spectrum disease control with a long‑lasting residual and added plant‑health benefits.
- Crops: Corn and Soybeans
- Benefits: Delivers consistent, comprehensive control and is the only premium fungicide labeled for Fusarium / Gibberella ear rots.
Why Use a Cleaner & Greener Fungicide?
From disease to crop stress, you don't know what the season will bring so your yield potential needs protection on all fronts! That's why only Cleaner & Greener fungicides are powered by exclusive ADEPIDYN® and SOLATENOL® technologies to provide a step change in broad-spectrum disease control and protection from crop stress like drought.
