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Alternaria Blight
General
Caused by
Alternaria
alternata
/
A
.
tenuissima
.
Cause problems in late-sown (September) crops.
Sporulates well under warm, humid conditions.
Symptoms
Small, circular, necrotic spots on leaves (Fig.) forming typical concentric rings.
The lesions appear on all aerial plant parts including pods.
Blighting of leaves and severe defoliation and drying of infected branches.
Control
Select fields away from perennial pigeonpeas.
Select seed from healthy crops.
Maneb 3g per liter of water is effective.
Blighting of leaves
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