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Late Blight Symptoms on Tubers

by T.G. Lynn
30.11.2022
in AGROTECHNOLOGY
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Late Blight Symptoms on Tubers

Tubers are infected in the potato hill by late blight spores washed by water from infected foliage into the soil.
Tubers are also contaminated with spores of the fungus if they are dug while infected vines still have active lesions with viable spores.

External symptoms appear as slightly sunken, brown to purplish areas
of variable size.

The internal symptom is a tan to brown, granular dry rot.
There is no clear separation between the infected and the
healthy tissue.
Internal rot develops rapidly
A tuber completely infected with late blight.



Often, soft rot bacteria invade infected tubers.
Bacterial soft rot develops rapidly under warm,
humid conditions.
Late blight mycelium produced on pre-cut seed.
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