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Late Blight Lookalikes on Leaves and Stems (continued)

by T.G. Lynn
05.12.2022
in AGROTECHNOLOGY
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Late Blight Lookalikes on Leaves and Stems (continued)

Water damage on lower leaves

The tips of leaflets look water-soaked and are
surrounded by a yellowish halo. No mycelium
develops as in late blight lesions.

Hot soil damage on lower leaves

The tips of leaflets touching the ground become brown. The
affected tissue is surrounded by a yellowish discolouration.
This injury is common in sandy soils when the season is warm
and dry.

Fertilizer damage

Granules of nitrogen fertilizers burn
plant tissues, particularly when the
relative humidity is high.
Affected areas turn grey, then black
Tags: blight
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