The incidence and type of diseases affecting cotton vary according to the species of cotton and the conditions under which it is cultivated. Whilst diseases are generally not a major factor limiting production, in certain areas or in some seasons they can be very destructive and can cause heavy losses in both yield and quality. Intensive systems of production where yields per unit area are large may permit the adoption of disease control measures which would not otherwise be economic.
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D L Ebbels (1980) studied this question.
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