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Black Dot Disease of Potato
Zitter, Thomas A.; Hsu, Louis; Halseth, Donald E. (New York State IPM Program, 1989)
) , Colletotrichum can cause severe rotting of below-ground plant parts and early plant decline leading to discolored tubers and reduce~ yields. The same black dot organism causes anthracnose or npe-fru1t disease of tomato, and can occur on other solanaceous crops...
, the organism does not penetrate intact tuber skin, but can grow and sporulate on damaged tissue. This limited growth, however, does not appear to provide entry sites for secondary fungal or bacterial invaders in stored tubers. In a three-month greenhouse test...
, the organism does not penetrate intact tuber skin, but can grow and sporulate on damaged tissue. This limited growth, however, does not appear to provide entry sites for secondary fungal or bacterial invaders in stored tubers. In a three-month greenhouse test...