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Cotton (Texas) Root Rot

Disease occurs in different soil types and in areas as diverse as the low lying flood plains of rivers and washes of central and western Arizona and the higher grassland hills of southern Arizona. Heavily infested areas of Phymatotrichopsis root rot include the flood plains and certain tributaries of the Gila River (Safford, Duncan, Solomon, Thatcher, Fort Thomas, Pima, Eden, Florence, Sacaton, Buckeye, Gila Bend, Agua Caliente, Growler, Roll, Mohawk, and Dome Valley); the Santa Cruz River (Sahuarita, Tucson, Cortaro, Avra Valley, Rillito, Marana, Red Rock, and Eloy); the San Pedro River (Hereford, St. David, Benson, Pomerene, Redington, Mammoth, and Winkelman); Colorado River (Parker, Poston, Ehrenberg, Yuma, Somerton, and Gadsden) and certain locations of the Salt River and Queen Creek. Other infested areas include Chandler, Aguila, San Simon, Bowie, McNeal, Douglas, and Elfrida. The “mesa” (land at elevations above the influence of the Colorado River) in Yuma County seems to be free of the disease, whereas many “valley” sites are infested.