STRIPE BLIGHT Meaning and
Definition
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Stripe blight is a plant disease characterized by the appearance of irregular, elongated lesions or streaks of discoloration on the leaves, stems, fruits, or other parts of a plant. It is caused by the infection of various pathogens, such as fungi or bacteria, which invade the plant tissues and disrupt their normal functioning. The term "stripe" in stripe blight refers to the distinct streaks or bands that form on the affected plant parts, which are usually of a different color or texture compared to healthy tissues.
Symptoms of stripe blight can vary depending on the host plant and the specific pathogen involved. Common signs include the formation of greenish, yellow, brown, or black streaks on leaves or stems, as well as the development of necrotic (dead) areas in severe cases. Infected fruits may display discolored stripes or blemishes, impacting their quality and market value.
Stripe blight is often spread through the dissemination of pathogen spores via wind, rain, or contaminated soil. Environmental factors such as high humidity, prolonged leaf wetness, and poor air circulation can favor its development and spread. Control measures for stripe blight generally involve the regular monitoring and removal of infected plant parts, as well as the application of appropriate fungicides or bactericides to control the disease. Proper plant nutrition, irrigation management, and the use of disease-resistant cultivars can also help prevent stripe blight outbreaks.
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