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Sigatoka Leaf Spot Diseases
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Sigatoka Leaf Spot Diseases
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Article on these diseases affecting bananas and plantains and the environmental damage that may be caused by the fungicide used to control them, with photographs of the black and the less serious yellow sigatoka.
Biology > Banana > Pests and Diseases
Mar 29, 2008
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From Wikipedia, a list of the bacterial, fungal and virus diseases and parasitic nematodes which can attack bananas and plantains.
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Information on the diseases that may affect bananas and their causal agents.
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These pests cause damage to the root system resulting in stunted growth, leaf drop, reduced vigour and poor crop. Information on using nematicides for control purposes.
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Information from USDA on this invasive pest of coconut palms and banana plants.
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Information from Wikipedia on this leaf spot disease of bananas caused by Mycosphaerella fijiensis, which can seriously reduce the crop yield.
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6. Bananas
Photograph showing leaf damage caused by black Sigatoka.
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Information on this pest, the damage it causes, husbandry methods, trapping and other means of control. Also some information on the banana nematode.
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Illustrated information on this pest, its distribution, description, life cycle, biology, hosts and management.
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Article on these diseases affecting bananas and plantains and the environmental damage that may be caused by the fungicide used to control them, with photographs of the black and the less serious yellow sigatoka.
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Notes on the symptoms of this disease, the conditions that favor its development and preventative control measures.
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