Adrian Sikora

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1. Introduction The increase in the economic importance of soybean in Europe is due to its multifaceted uses in the food, feed, and pharmaceutical industries [1]. From year to year, farmers are showing increased interest in the cultivation of soybean, which is a promising species for the European continent in the light of climate change [2,3].

2.3. Assessment of the Incidence of Fusarium wilt and Ascochyta Blight in Pea Plants Foliar diseases were identified based on visual symptoms as described in the literature and by microscopic observations of causal pathogens. The symptoms of Ascochyta (Ascochyta pisi) blight on the leaves are slightly sunken, circular, tan-colored lesions with dark brown margins [30,31]. The lesions caused by F.