Plant Pathogen - Botrytis cinerea
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Turnaround Time:
3 - 5 days


Method Description
Botrytis cinerea, commonly known as gray mold, is a fungal pathogen that causes bud rot and flower decay in cannabis and other crops, particularly thriving in humid conditions. This pathogen is especially problematic for cannabis growers because it can quickly destroy entire flower clusters, making products unmarketable and potentially unsafe for consumption. Testing is critical because Botrytis infections can spread rapidly through cultivation facilities and the fungus produces spores that contaminate the growing environment.
Analyte List
Technical Data Sheet
Method Name
Plant Pathogen Detection by qPCR
Method Code
LAB-TM-106
Equipment Type
Molecular Platform - qPCR
Equipment Details
Method Reference
Reportable Unit
Detect/Non-detect
Sample Size Requirements
At least 2 inches of root, one leaf, or 2 grams of soil
Available for
Cannabis leaves or roots, soil
Additional Information
Unavailable for
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