Bacterial Leaf Spot and Blast
Pseudomonas syringae
8 host plants
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Data Coverage 3 of 6 dimensions
Leaf spots develop and shoots wilt or become blighted. This indicates serious bacterial infection. Remove affected material and improve conditions.
Remove and destroy infected stems. Disinfect pruning shears before cutting more stems. Remove affected tissue promptly, cutting into healthy wood. Improve air circulation by thinning dense growth and avoid overhead watering during susceptible periods. Preventive fungicide applications may help where the problem recurs annually.
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Causal Agent
Pseudomonas syringae
Host Plants
8
Management
Cultural Controls
- Remove and destroy infected stems.
- Disinfect pruning shears before cutting more stems.
Host Plants (8)
Rosa acicularis Wild Prickly Rose Rosa gymnocarpa Little Wood Rose, Wood Rose, Baldhip Rose Rosa multiflora Multiflora Rose Rosa nutkana Nootka Rose Rosa pisocarpa Clustered Rose, Swap Rose Rosa rubiginosa Sweetbriar Rose, Eglantine Rose Rosa rugosa Rugosa Rose, Beach Tomato, Sea Tomato Rosa woodsii Woods' Rose