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Late Blight Lookalikes on Leaves and Stems (continued)

Blackleg on stems Black lesions starting from theinfected seed tuber. Infectedstems usually have a strongfishy smell caused by secondarybacteria that invade infectedtissues. No white fungal growthis present as in late blight lesions. Aerial stem rot or stalk…

Late Blight Lookalikes on Leaves and Stems (continued)Potatoes.News
Initial symptoms could appear
as brown lesions that usually
develop at the base of the stem.
Later, the lesions turn white and
tiny, black sclerotia are formed
on the lesions.

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Blackleg on stems

Blackleg
Black lesions starting from the
infected seed tuber. Infected
stems usually have a strong
fishy smell caused by secondary
bacteria that invade infected
tissues. No white fungal growth
is present as in late blight lesions.

Aerial stem rot or stalk rot

Blackleg1
Aerial stem rot starts as a clear, soft rot on
wounded stems or petioles. No white
mycelium present.

Alternaria brown spot on stems

Blackleg2
Brown, sunken lesions on stem. The distribution
of the lesions is spotty. The Alternaria brown spot
fungus has been isolated from these lesions.

Black dot on stems

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