What is another word for wheat scab?
Pronunciation: [wˈiːt skˈab] (IPA) 
Wheat scab, also known as Fusarium head blight, is a devastating disease that affects wheat crops. It is caused by the fungus Fusarium graminearum and can result in severe yield losses. Identifying this disease early is essential to prevent its spread and mitigate its effects. Synonyms for wheat scab include head blight, scabby grain, Fusarium head rot, and pink mold. Farmers and agricultural personnel must be vigilant during the growing season and watch for these symptoms to take prompt action. The use of resistant varieties, crop rotation, and fungicides can help manage and control the spread of wheat scab.
