Symptoms of Myrothecium on Okra
- Organs attacked :
Leaves |
- Symptoms
- Wet to greasy circular lesions at first (figure 1).
- They expand and take on a dark brown hue, and gradually become necrotic; a more or less marked and diffuse yellow halo surrounds them.
- Degraded fabrics dry out, split and eventually fall off; the blade is more or less perforated (figure 2).
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- Signs : presence of greyish to black sporiferous pads: sporodochia. These structures are made up of numerous phialides which form at their end cylindrical conidia, hyaline to slightly olive-coloured.
- Possible confusion : Sigatoka
- Production areas affected :
Guyana |
- Myrothecium spp. reported on okra :