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bacterial speck

bacterial speck

[bak′tir·ē·əl ′spek]
(plant pathology)
A bacterial disease of plants characterized by small lesions on plant parts.
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This species also produced different kind of symptoms such as bacterial speck galls leaf spot and blight.
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