brown blight
brown blight
[′brau̇n ¦blīt] (plant pathology)
A virus disease of lettuce characterized by spots and streaks on the leaves, reduction in leaf size, and gradual browning of the foliage, beginning at the base.
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coronata), and
brown blight [caused by Drechslera dictyoides (Drechs.) Shoemaker].
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