Plants showing symptoms of bright yellowing in all the leaves of a branch is a characteristic symptom of the disease. The disease is rarely observed in Florida.
Plants showing symptoms of bright yellowing in all the leaves of a branch is a characteristic symptom of the disease. The disease is rarely observed in Florida.
The yellowing initially starts as the bottom leaves with veins still showing green color. Careful observation may show discolored stem at the collar region at this stage or further.
The yellowing initially starts as the bottom leaves with veins still showing green color. Careful observation may show discolored stem at the collar region at this stage or further.
The yellow leaves may start to be necrotic as infection becomes severe. Leaves may also exhibit unusual pigmentation. Defoliation and death of the plant may happen in 2-4 months duration.
The yellow leaves may start to be necrotic as infection becomes severe. Leaves may also exhibit unusual pigmentation. Defoliation and death of the plant may happen in 2-4 months duration.

CYLINDROCLADIUM CROWN ROT

Fungal causal agent: Cylindrocladium scoparium (anamorph; asexual stage) and Calonectria cylindrospora (teleomorph; sexual stage)

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