1. „Health“ food called Huitlacoche, an expensive Mexican speciality: Maize infected with
Ustilago maydis, a fungus which produces dangerous fumonisin, internet source

3. Huitlacoche on the dish in Mexico City 2002, a delicious speciality, Foto K.Ammann

4. Huitlacoche on the dish in Mexico City 2002, a delicious speciality, Foto K.Ammann

5. Aspergillus kernel rot symptoms associated with insect damage
Aspergillus kernel rot symptoms associated with insect damage. Photo courtesy Don White.
Munkvold, G. & Hellmich, R. (1999),
Electronic Source: Genetically modified, insect resistant corn: Implications for disease management, A. Feature, APSnet, Plant Pathology Online,
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6. Corn earworm larva feasting on a corn ear
European corn borer larva tunneling in a corn stalk
Southwestern corn borer larva
Munkvold, G. & Hellmich, R. (1999),
Electronic Source: Genetically modified, insect resistant corn: Implications for disease management, A. Feature, APSnet, Plant Pathology Online,
The American Phytopathological Society (APS) Copyright , accessed: 2004

7. Fusarium ear rot symptoms associated with insect damage.
Munkvold, G. & Hellmich, R. (1999),
Electronic Source: Genetically modified, insect resistant corn: Implications for disease management, A. Feature, APSnet, Plant Pathology Online,
The American Phytopathological Society (APS) Copyright , accessed: 2004

8. Gibberella stalk rot Munkvold, G. & Hellmich, R. (1999),
Electronic Source: Genetically modified, insect resistant corn: Implications for disease management, A. Feature, APSnet, Plant Pathology Online,
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9. Anthracnose stalk rot Munkvold, G. & Hellmich, R. (1999),
Electronic Source: Genetically modified, insect resistant corn: Implications for disease management, A. Feature, APSnet, Plant Pathology Online,
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10. Munkvold, G. & Hellmich, R. (1999),
Electronic Source: Genetically modified, insect resistant corn: Implications for disease management, A. Feature, APSnet, Plant Pathology Online,
The American Phytopathological Society (APS) Copyright , accessed: 2004

11. Ear samples from a 1997 field trial
Ear samples from a 1997 field trial. Non-Bt hybrid is heavily damaged by insect feeding and Fusarium ear rot, but the near-isogenic Bt hybrid has little or no damage
Munkvold, G. & Hellmich, R. (1999),
Electronic Source: Genetically modified, insect resistant corn: Implications for disease management, A. Feature, APSnet, Plant Pathology Online,
The American Phytopathological Society (APS) Copyright , accessed: 2004