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Strawberry Diseases and their Control
... on upper leaf surfaces. If the spots become numerous, the entire leaf dries up and dies. Similar spots may appear on leaf petioles and ... purplish to brown blotches and in later stages by large necrotic spots. The spots often occur on the end of a leaflet and are wedge ... to firm brown to black spots on green fruit and dark purple spots on ripe fruit. On ripe fruit the spots enlarge rapidly until the ...
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Action Mode, Deficiency & Toxicity of the 17 Essential Nutrients
... margins may curl downward or upward with a puckering effect Interferes with Ca uptake; small necrotic spots in older leaves; smaller veins in older leaves may turn brown; in advanced stage, young ... ); breakdown occurs at the base of the youngest shoots Tips and edges of leaves exhibit necrotic spots coalescing into a marginal scorch (similiar to high soluable salts); oldest leaves are affected first ...
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Leaf Spot
... year to blueberries in North Carolina. Most damage is caused by anthracnose and septoria leaf spots. Variation occurs between cultivars and between growth flushes, with the most infection occurring on ... to fan-shaped pattern. The dark border surrounding the original lesion persists and the large necrotic area surrounds or is to one side of the original lesion. Gloeocercospora Leaf Spot ( ...
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Pine Diseases
... Japanese black Brown spot needle blight (Mycosphaerella dearnessii; syn. Schirrhia acicola) Symptoms appear as spots that often enlarge to bands that encircle the needles, causing death of the needle ... black. Brown spot needle blight: (left) needle death in the grass stage; (center) chlorotic and necrotic bands on needles; (right) close up of the bands. Virginia, slash, shortleaf, longleaf, pitch ...
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Aucuba japonica
... as wilting or necrotic spotting, may reflect a root problem or other stress condition. Aucubas grow best in shaded areas. Plants growing in exposed areas may develop black leaf spots or blotches ...
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VDIN018 - Bacterial Spot of Pepper and Tomato
... angular spots on the leaves. Initially, the spots are water-soaked. Leaves infected at an early stage become deformed. Often, the margins of affected leaves are rimmed with a narrow band of necrotic tissue. Infected pepper leaves drop prematurely; this exposes fruit to sun and may result in sun scald, secondary fruit rots, and reduced yields. Bacterial spots on the fruit ...
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SOY007 - Soybean Sudden Death Syndrome
... Early symptoms at the R3 and later growth stages, if present, are only chlorotic (yellow) spots on the leaves between veins (Figure 2). As the soybean plant progresses to the ... yellow spots may coalesce, becoming yellow between the veins which remain green. Leaves may become crinkled, resembling virus infection. As disease progresses further, the yellow between the veins will become brown (necrotic ...
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Annual Flowers: Air Pollution Damage
... are sulfur dioxide, ozone, and peroxyacetyl nitrate (PAN). Symptoms of sulfur dioxide injury include necrotic (dead) spots between the major veins, where the tissue turns light tan and papery in texture. Annuals ... common symptom of exposure to ozone is the formation of tiny, light-colored flecks or spots (similar to spider mite damage) on the upper surfaces of affected leaves. Annuals sensitive to ...
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