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How to Control Cotton Corner Leaf spot

Published: 2024-11-22 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/22, Cotton angular spot is a bacterial disease. Cotton can occur from cotyledon stage to adult stage. After the onset of the disease, dark green dots were first produced on the back of the leaves, and then the dots gradually expanded, and polygonal oily spots were formed due to the limitation of leaf veins. The bacterial liquid is yellowish brown sticky when it is wet and white in the shape of dry scab after drying. In severe cases, it can cause the leaves to dry up and fall off. If the diseased leaf is moved to the light for perspective, the disease spot is partly like oil paper. The first cause is continuous cropping, which is caused by bacteria in the soil, and the other is poor light, high humidity, high temperature and damaged branches and leaves of cotton.

Cotton angular spot is a bacterial disease. Cotton can occur from cotyledon stage to adult stage. After the onset of the disease, dark green dots were first produced on the back of the leaves, and then the dots gradually expanded, and polygonal oily spots were formed due to the limitation of leaf veins. The bacterial liquid is yellowish brown sticky when it is wet and white in the shape of dry scab after drying. In severe cases, it can cause the leaves to dry up and fall off. If the diseased leaf is moved to the light for perspective, the disease spot is partly like oil paper.

The first cause is continuous cropping, which is caused by bacteria in the soil, and the other is poor light, high humidity, high temperature and damaged branches and leaves of cotton, which is beneficial to the infection of bacteria.

Control and clean up the cotton field: transport the branches, old leaves and diseased bodies from the cotton field out of the field in time, burn them centrally or bury them deeply. Balanced fertilization: in particular, do not apply too much nitrogen fertilizer. Reasonable drainage and irrigation: drought watering should not flood irrigation, timely drainage of stagnant water after rain, ploughing and moisture dissipation. Chemical control: at the initial stage of the disease, spray 65% Dysen zinc wettable powder 600x solution, or spray 72% agricultural streptomycin soluble powder (10 million international units) with 50 kg water per mu, or spray with 50% carbendazim or 70% topiramate 1000 times solution, spray once every 7 days for 2 times 3 times.

 
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