Diseases Bacterial angular leaf spot
Angular spots between veins
Spots with angular outlines stop dead at the leaf veins.
Also called: angular spotsoily leaf spotsbacterial leaf spotspots between veins
Severity
Keep an eye on it
Deal with it this week, before it spreads.
Parts affected
- Leaves
- Stems
- Flowers
- Fruit
- Roots
- Soil
Family
Diseases
Fungi, bacteria and rot: the signs and the right moves.
Understand
What is happening inside the plant
The bacteria responsible move through the leaf's plumbing and cannot cross the veins: the lesion therefore stops at them, giving the spot a geometric, polygonal shape that is very recognisable.
Full diagnosis
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