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Ginger anthracnose

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Ginger anthracnose. Most of the infected leaves appear nearly round or irregular moist spots from the leaf tip or leaf edge, and connect with each other in the later stage to form irregular spots, which can dry up the leaves in severe cases. When the disease spot is damp, there are black and slightly rough small grain spots, that is, the conidia disk of bacteria. The disease can also harm the stem and leaf tip, forming short striped disease spots on the stem and leaf tip, and also long black small grain spots, which can make the leaves droop, but still remain green.

Ginger anthracnose. Infected leaves from the leaf tip or leaf edge began to appear nearly circular or irregular wet chlorosis spots, late linked to each other into irregular large spots, serious can make leaves dry. When wet, black and slightly rough spots grow on the disease spots, that is, conidia of the pathogen. The disease can also harm stems and leaf tips, forming short strips of disease spots on stems and leaf tips, and also growing black small spots. In severe cases, leaves can droop, but they still remain green.

 
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