General Symptoms of Plant Disease: Plant Pathology Notes || Crop Diseases and Their Pathogen Names: Agricultural Plant Pathology

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General Symptoms of Plant Disease: Plant Pathology Notes || Crop Diseases and Their Pathogen Names: Agricultural Plant Pathology

                

General Symptoms of Plant Disease: Plant Pathology Notes


1. Necrosis:- Death of cells, tissues and organs caused by pathogen. e.g. - Spots, blights, canker, streaks, damping-off etc.

2. Wilt:- Drying and drooping of plant organs due to loss of turgidity. Wilting takes place due to blockage in the translocation system caused by the pathogen.

3. Die-back:- Drying of plant organs like twigs or branches from the top to downward.  

4. Mildew:- White, grey or brown coloured superficial or powdery growth of the pathogen on the host surface is called mildew.  It is two type-
(a). Downy Mildew:- Downy feather like growth on the lower surface of the leaf, is called Downy Mildew.

(b). Powdery Mildew:- Dusty or powdery growth of fungus on the upper surface of the leaf, is called Powdery Mildew.

5. Rusts:- Several small pustules emerges out through breaking the host epidermis which gives rusty appearance of the affected parts.  

6. Smuts:- Sooty or charcoal like powder. Affected plant organs gives appearance of a black or purplish black dusty-mass composed of fungus spores.

7. Blotch:- A large area of discolouration of a leaf, fruit etc. giving a blotchy appearance. 
8. White blisters:- Several white, blister like pustules emerges out by breaking the host surface and expose white powdery mass of spores. It is common in Cruciferous plants.

9. Colour change:- It indicates conversion of green pigment of leaves into other colours mostly to yellow colour, in patches or covering the entire leaves. 

(i) Etioliation:- Yellowing of plant organs due to lack of sunlight.

(ii) Chlorosis:- Yellowing of plant organs due to infection caused by viruses, bacteria, fungi, low temperature or deficiency of nutrients etc.

(iii) Chromosis:- Conversion of green pigment of plant organs into red, purple or orange colours.

(iv)  Albino:- Lack of any pigment and plant organs turned into white coloured. 

10. Exudation:- Mass of bacterial cells ooze out at surface of the affected plant organ and from some drops or smear, is called Exudation.

11. Overgrowth:- Excessive growth of the plant parts due to infection by pathogens.  
Overgrowth is two types:-
(a). Hyperplasia:- Abnormal increase in size of plant parts due to excessive rate of cell division.

(b). Hypertrophy:- Abnormal increase in size or shape of plant organ due to excessive enlargement of the size of cells.  

12. Atrophy:- It is phenomenon in which plant growth is inhibited due to decrease rate of cell division or reduction in cell size.

13. Sclerotia:- These are dark and hard structures of various shaped composed of dormant mycelia of some fungi. 

14. Scab:- A roughened or crust-like lesion appearance at infected plant organ. It is most common in Apple and Potato etc.

15. Phyllody:- Transformation of floral parts into green leafy structures. It is common in Sesame. 

16. Anthracnose:- Dark ulcer like lesions on the infected plant parts. 

17. Damping Off:- Destruction or rotting of seedling near the soil surface, which cause falling of seedling on the ground.

18. Gummosis:- Production of gum by plant tissues caused by Pathogens.

19. Gall:- A swelling produced on plant results of infection caused by some plant pathogens.

20. Mosaic:- Alternate pattern or intermingled patches of light green and yellow color.



Crop Diseases and Their Pathogen Names: Agricultural Plant Pathology



🔹DISEASES OF RICE

(1). Rice blast - Pyricularia oryzae

(2). Rice brown leaf spot - Helminthosporium oryzae

(3). Narrow brown leaf
spot of riceCercospora oryzae

(4). Rice sheath blight - Rhizoctonia solani

(5). False smut of rice - Claviceps oryzae-sativae

(6). Stem rot of rice - Sclerotium oryzae

(7). Sheath rot of rice - Sarocladium oryzae

(8). Bacterial leaf blight - Xanthomonas oryzae pv. oryzae

(9). Bacterial leaf streak - Xanthomonas campestris p.v. oryzicola

(10). Tungro disease - Rice Tungro Bacilliform Virus (RTBV)
Rice Tungro Spherical Virus (RTSV)
Vector - Green Leaf Hopper (Nephotetix virescence)


🔹DISEASES OF WHEAT AND BARLEY

(1). Black or stem rust - Puccinia graminis tritici.

(2). Leaf, brown or orange rust -Puccinia recondita

(3). Yellow or stripe rust - Puccinia striformis

(4). Loose smut - Ustilago nuda tritici

(5). Karnal bunt - Neovossia indica

(6). Leaf blight - Alternaria triticina

(7). Tundu disease or yellow slime
disease - Anguina tritici (Nematode) +Corynebacterium tritici or
Clavibacter tritici

(8). Powdery Mildew - Erysiphe graminis tritici


(9). Flag Smut - Urocystis tritici

(10). Hill Bunt - Tilletia foetida

(11). Covered Smut of Barley - Ustilago hordei


(12). Loose Smut of Barley - Ustilago nuda

(13). Powdery Mildew of Barley - Erysiphe graminis var. hordei


🔹DISEASES OF SORGHUM

(1). Ergot or sugary disease - Sphacelocia sorghi

(2). Anthracnose or red leaf spot -Colletotrichum graminicola

(3). Rust -Puccinia purpurea

(4). Leaf blight or leaf stripe -Trichometasphaeria turcica

(5). Grain smut/Kernel smut -Sphacelotheca sorghi. 

(6). Downy Mildew or Leaf shredding - Peronosclerospora sorghi

(7). Leaf Rust - Puccinia purpurea

(8). Long Smut - Tolyposporium ehrenbergii

🔹DISEASES OF PEARLMILLET

(1). Downy Mildew/ Green Ear Disease - Sclerospora graminicola

(2). Ergot of Bajra - Claviceps fusiformis

(3). Smut of Bajra - Tolyposporium penicillariae


🔹DISEASES OF MAIZE

(1). Turcicum Leaf blight -Helminthosporium turcicum. 

(2) Cephalosporium wilt - 
Cephalosporium maydis

(3). Charcoal rot - Macrophomina phaseolina.

(4). Banded leaf and sheath
blight- Rhizoctonia solani. 

(5). Seedling Blight - Pythium aphanidermatum

(6). Smut of Maize - Ustilago maydis


🔹DISEASES OF SUGARCANE

(1). Red Rot - Colletotrichum falcatum

(2). Grassy Shoot of Sugarcane - Phytoplasma

(3). Smut - Ustilago scitaminea

(4). Ratoon Stunting Disease of Sugarcane - Clavibacter xyli sub sp. xyli

(5). Red Stripe - Xanthomonas rubrilineans

(6). Pineapple Disease/ Sett Rot - Ceratosystis paradoxa


🔹DISEASES OF POTATO

(1). Early Blight - Alternaria solani

(2). Late Blight - Phytophthora infestans

(3). Scab - Streptomyces scabies

(4). Black Scurf - Rhizoctonia solani

(5). Wart - Synchytrium endobioticum


🔹OTHER CROP DISEASES

(1). Fusarium Wilt of Gram - Fusarium oxysporium f. spp. ciceri

(2). Ascochyta Blight of Gram - Ascochyta rabiei

(3). Fusarium Wilt of Pigeon Pea - Fusarium oxysporium f. spp. udum

(4). Sterility Mosaic - Viral disease 
Vector - Eriophyid Mite (Aceria vajani)

(5). Tikka Disease of Groundnut - Cercospora personata and Cercospora arachidicola

(6). Collar rot disease of Groundnut - Aspergillus niger

(7). White Rust of Crucifers - Albugo candida

(8). Alternaria Blight of Crucifers - Alternaria brassicae

(9). Phomopsis Blight/Fruit Rot of Brinjal - Phomopsis vexans

(10). Little leaf of Brinjal - Phytoplasma

(11). Anthracnose/Ripe Rot/Die Back of capsicum - Colletotrichum capsici

(12). Club root of Crucifers - Plasmodiophora brassicae

DISEASES OF FRUIT CROPS

(1). Panama wilt - Fusarium oxysporium var. cubense

(2). Bunchy Top - Viral disease
Vector - Pentolania nigronerversa 

(3). Citrus Canker - Xanthomonas compestris p. Var. citri

(4). Die- back/ Wither tip of Citrus - Colletotrichum gloeosporioides

(5). Gummosis of Citrus - Phytophthora palmivora

(6). Greening Disease of Citrus 
Candidatatus liberobacter

(7). Tristeza of Citrus - Viral disease
Vector - Toxoptera citricida




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