Rose Gardeners Disease Treatment. Sporotrichosis can be an occupational disease (for farmers, horticulturists, rose gardeners, plant nursery workers). A common rose disease is known as black spot (diplocarpon rosae).
Sporotrichosis:rose gardener’s disease october 4, 2012 by dr.deepak leave a comment the fungus is found in soil and enters the skin through small cuts and scratches from thorns, wires etc. A film of water inhibits infection, so in years when rainfall is high during spring and summer, control measures may not be needed until the drier months of late summer. This month's case is sporotrichosis, a disease classically known as rose gardener's disease, as the infection can result after being pricked by a contaminted rose thorn.
Sporotrichosis usually begins when fungal spores are forced under the skin by a rose thorn or sharp stick.
Sporotrichosis is a rare infection affecting farmers and gardeners. If black spot is an annual problem, try a dormant spray of lime sulfur at the end of the season and again in early summer. Sporotrichosis is observed with individuals working in tree nurseries, garden centers, working as a gardener in domestic garden and transporting contaminated plant. Sporotrichosis is a relatively rare infection caused by the fungus sporothrix.it occurs when.
