Difference between revisions of "Leaf spot disease"

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This is a fungal disease that shows light brown spots on leaves. The spots dry up and the leaf dies. Pear trees can develop orange-yellow stains that become bumps in autumn.
 
This is a fungal disease that shows light brown spots on leaves. The spots dry up and the leaf dies. Pear trees can develop orange-yellow stains that become bumps in autumn.
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[[File:Vicia faba Cercospora fabae.jpg|thumb|200px|left|The disease on a [[fava bean]] plant]]<br clear="all"/>
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Some plants that are sensitive to this disease: Currant, bean, chrysanthemum, pea, cereals, pears, leeks, plum, celery, and tomatoes.
  
[[File:Vicia faba Cercospora fabae.jpg|thumb|200px|left|The disease on a [[fava bean]] plant]]<br clear="all"/>
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Preventive measures: Choose resistant varieties. Practice combination planting. Make sure that your soil is healthy and rich with humus (add good compost, add mulch). Spray with an extract of Valerian flowers or onion peel tea (i don't know how effective this is).
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Spray with horsetail tea. Burn the plants and leaves that were affected.
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Revision as of 08:01, 3 July 2012

Tomato plant affected by leaf spot disease
Other plant pests & diseases: Pests & diseases

Also called: Cercospora zonata.[1]

This is a fungal disease that shows light brown spots on leaves. The spots dry up and the leaf dies. Pear trees can develop orange-yellow stains that become bumps in autumn.

The disease on a fava bean plant


Some plants that are sensitive to this disease: Currant, bean, chrysanthemum, pea, cereals, pears, leeks, plum, celery, and tomatoes.

Preventive measures: Choose resistant varieties. Practice combination planting. Make sure that your soil is healthy and rich with humus (add good compost, add mulch). Spray with an extract of Valerian flowers or onion peel tea (i don't know how effective this is).

Spray with horsetail tea. Burn the plants and leaves that were affected.

See also

References

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