TURF IDENTIFICATION & CONTROLINDIGO SPECIALTY PRODUCTS / FIELD REFERENCE
Explore turf disease photographs, narrow your shortlist and find the relevant disease control options.
FAIRY RING · TYPE 201 / PHOTO REFERENCE
Use the images to build a shortlist.
Photographs alone cannot confirm a diagnosis.
02 / DISEASE CONTROL
Guide entries are historical reference data.
Check each current label before application.
Rates from the original guide are overall product ranges, not disease-specific application directions. Registration, formulation and availability may have changed.
03 / SOURCES & FIELD NOTES
Each photo’s Explore details view includes subject-specific biology or cause, distinguishing features and Australian seasonal monitoring guidance, reviewed 19 October 2026. Expand its references for the supporting botanical, entomological and turf research sources. Seasonal interpretations allow for regional climate, turf host and site history.
Yellow Tuft (Sclerophthora macrospora): photograph and identification supplied 19 October 2026. Detail notes cover biology, distinguishing features, Australian timing and cultural management, with supporting references.
Large Patch (Rhizoctonia solani AG 2-2 LP) and Kikuyu Yellows (Verrucalvus flavofaciens): photographs, identification and control recommendations supplied by Indigo Specialty Products, 12 October 2026.
Large Patch uses all nine Brown Patch options already in the guide. Product rates are not reproduced as Large Patch-specific label directions.
Kikuyu Yellows: no registered fungicides available at the present time, according to Indigo’s supplied update.
Manufacturer Brown Patch product references ↗The attached print guide supplies the original 20 photographs, pathogen names and the original 13-product control matrix. Its filename dates it to November 2023; its footer says July 2023 and the print file is dated May 2024.
Indigo label and leaflet, APVMA approval 96899/153290, accessed 11 October 2026. This is the source for the added product entry, use rates and application summary.
Open full label & leaflet ↗Record turf species, location, affected area, onset, recent weather, irrigation, mowing and previous treatments. Photograph both the overall pattern and individual leaves, crowns and roots.
Seek diagnostic confirmation where symptoms overlap, the cause is uncertain or damage persists.
Large Patch and Kikuyu Yellows use photographs and identifications supplied on 12 October 2026. Large Patch links to the nine Brown Patch fungicide entries as an Indigo technical recommendation, separate from registered label uses. Kikuyu Yellows carries Indigo’s current note that no registered fungicides are available. Visible-pattern filters and image cues describe the supplied photographs. They are navigation aids, not diagnostic rules. Scientific names retain the source wording.
Empty control results mean the supplied matrix has no marked entry for that category. They do not establish that no treatment exists.
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