Tags
- Aphid 1
- Apple 2
- Apples 9
- Apricot 1
- Apricots 2
- April 1
- Army worm 1
- Aubergine 1
- Autumn 1
- Azalea 1
- Azaleas 1
- Bacterial disease 2
- Bacterial soft rot 1
- Bare patches 1
- Bean angular spot 1
- Beans 8
- Beet 1
- Begonia 1
- Berryfruit 3
- Black beetle 1
- Black currant 1
- Black field cricket 1
- Black sooty mould 3
- Black spot 1
- Bladder plum 1
- Blight 1
- Blister mite 1
- BotryZen 1
- Botrytis 1
- Bottlebrush 1
- Boysenberries 1
- Boysenberry 1
- Brassica 8
- Broccoli 5
- Bronze beetle 1
- Brown leaves 1
- Brussel sprouts 1
- Bugs 1
- Bulbs 2
- Burnt edges 1
- Cabbage 5
- Calla lily 1
- Capsicum 3
- Carnations 2
- Carrot rust fly 1
- Carrots 2
- Cauliflower 5
- Celery 2
- Cherries 3
- Cherry 1
Fungal diseases causing Blights and Spots
Spots and blights are symptoms of numerous diseases and disorders caused by many factors, - bacteria, fungi, insects, mineral deficiencies, temperature, and occasionally virus. The most common which we deal with here are fungal. (Bacterial spots are covered above under bacteria.)
Fungal diseases causing distortions
Club root of brassicas, Leaf curl of peaches, Bladder plum, Silver leaf and Verrucosis
Filter
- Aphid 1
- Apple 2
- Apples 9
- Apricot 1
- Apricots 2
- April 1
- Army worm 1
- Aubergine 1
- Autumn 1
- Azalea 1
- Azaleas 1
- Bacterial disease 2
- Bacterial soft rot 1
- Bare patches 1
- Bean angular spot 1
- Beans 8
- Beet 1
- Begonia 1
- Berryfruit 3
- Black beetle 1
- Black currant 1
- Black field cricket 1
- Black sooty mould 3
- Black spot 1
- Bladder plum 1
- Blight 1
- Blister mite 1
- BotryZen 1
- Botrytis 1
- Bottlebrush 1
- Boysenberries 1
- Boysenberry 1
- Brassica 8
- Broccoli 5
- Bronze beetle 1
- Brown leaves 1
- Brussel sprouts 1
- Bugs 1
- Bulbs 2
- Burnt edges 1
- Cabbage 5
- Calla lily 1
- Capsicum 3
- Carnations 2
- Carrot rust fly 1
- Carrots 2
- Cauliflower 5
- Celery 2
- Cherries 3
- Cherry 1