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Witches’ Broom

by T.G. Lynn
12.01.2023
in AGROTECHNOLOGY
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Witches’ Broom

Leafhoppers acquire the witches’ broom phytoplasma from infected legume hosts. Later, they migrate to potato fields and transmit the pathogen. Usually, infections
occur too late in the season for symptoms to develop.
Symptoms are usually visible on plants that emerged from infected seed tubers.

Plants are dwarfed. An excessive number of shoots proliferate at the base of the stems. Leaves are yellowish, round and simple. Tubers produced by infected plants lack dormancy
Numerous small plants with simple leaves develop from infected seed tubers.
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