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APPLE STONE FRUITS
Agriculture and Forestry University (AFU), Rampur, Chitwan
Hem Raj Pant
Department of Plant Pathology
DIAGNOSTIC SYMPTOMS OF DISEASES OF
APPLE AND STONE FRUITS
Symptoms
 Minute, circular, olive-
green spots on leaves,
often along the vein
 lesions in leaves and fruit
are generally blistered
and scabby in appearance
1. Apple scab
Etiology: Venturia inequalis
2. Powdery mildew
Etiology: Podosphaera leucotricha
Symptoms
 Small, whitish felt-like
patches of fungal growth
 Infected blossoms shrivel
and produce no fruit
 Fruit surface become
russetted or discoloured
3. Fire blight of apple
Etiology: Erwinia amylovora
Symptoms
 Leaves becomes water
soaked, then shrivel turn
brownish to black in
colour
 Terminal twigs wilt from
tip to downward
4. Bitter rot of apple
Etiology: Colletotrichum gloeosporioides
Symptoms
 Lesions are circular, and
turn a darker brown and
sunken as they age
 The rotten flesh is
typically watery &
appears v-shaped in cross
section
5. Black rot/Black rot canker
Etiology: Botryosphaeria obtusa
Symptoms
 Small purple specks on
leaf upper surfaces which
later have tan to brown
center & give frog eye
appearance
 Lesion on mature fruit
enlarge rapidly becoming
black and irregular in
shape
6. Sooty blotch & flyspeck
Etiology: Phyllachora pomigena & Schizothyrium pomi
Symptoms
 Sooty blotch appears on
fruit surfaces as sooty and
cloudy blotches with
indefinite borders
 Flyspeck as sharply
defined, small, black,
shiny dots in groups
Symptoms
 Fruit covered with
powdery masses of tan
spores
 Spores may form
concentric circles on the
surface of fruit
1. Brown rot of stone fruits
Etiology: Monilinia fructigena
Symptoms
 On leaves dark brown,
scatterd lesions enlarge
rapidly and abscission of
diseased area results in
shot hote
 Snall circular, deep purple,
raised spots on fruits
2. Shot hole/Coryneum blight of stone fruits
Etiology: Wilsonomyces carpophilus
3. Verticillium wilt of stone fruits
Etiology: Verticillium albo-atrum & V. dahliae
Symptoms
 .Yellowing and sudden
wilting of leaves in late
summer
 On cherry, dieback and leaf
death occurs
4. Crown gall of pome and stone fruits
Etiology: Agrobacterium tumifaciens
Symptoms
 Small, round, whitish, soft
overgrowths on the stem
and roots
 As tumor enlarge, their
surface become convoluted
and other tissues become
dark brown
5. Rust of stone fruits
Etiology: Tranzschelia discolour
Symptoms
 Symptoms on leaves start
as pale yellowish spots on
both surfaces which later
change into bright yellow
islands prominents on the
upper surface
6. Peach leaf curl
Etiology: Taphrina deformans
Symptoms
 Reddish area on
developing leaves
 These areas becomes
thickened and puckered
 Thickened areas turn
yellowish, then grayish
white & finally leaves turn
yellow or brown

Diagnostic symptoms of diseases of apple and stone fruits

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    RESEARCH POSTER PRESENTATIONDESIGN © 2015 www.PosterPresentations.com APPLE STONE FRUITS Agriculture and Forestry University (AFU), Rampur, Chitwan Hem Raj Pant Department of Plant Pathology DIAGNOSTIC SYMPTOMS OF DISEASES OF APPLE AND STONE FRUITS Symptoms  Minute, circular, olive- green spots on leaves, often along the vein  lesions in leaves and fruit are generally blistered and scabby in appearance 1. Apple scab Etiology: Venturia inequalis 2. Powdery mildew Etiology: Podosphaera leucotricha Symptoms  Small, whitish felt-like patches of fungal growth  Infected blossoms shrivel and produce no fruit  Fruit surface become russetted or discoloured 3. Fire blight of apple Etiology: Erwinia amylovora Symptoms  Leaves becomes water soaked, then shrivel turn brownish to black in colour  Terminal twigs wilt from tip to downward 4. Bitter rot of apple Etiology: Colletotrichum gloeosporioides Symptoms  Lesions are circular, and turn a darker brown and sunken as they age  The rotten flesh is typically watery & appears v-shaped in cross section 5. Black rot/Black rot canker Etiology: Botryosphaeria obtusa Symptoms  Small purple specks on leaf upper surfaces which later have tan to brown center & give frog eye appearance  Lesion on mature fruit enlarge rapidly becoming black and irregular in shape 6. Sooty blotch & flyspeck Etiology: Phyllachora pomigena & Schizothyrium pomi Symptoms  Sooty blotch appears on fruit surfaces as sooty and cloudy blotches with indefinite borders  Flyspeck as sharply defined, small, black, shiny dots in groups Symptoms  Fruit covered with powdery masses of tan spores  Spores may form concentric circles on the surface of fruit 1. Brown rot of stone fruits Etiology: Monilinia fructigena Symptoms  On leaves dark brown, scatterd lesions enlarge rapidly and abscission of diseased area results in shot hote  Snall circular, deep purple, raised spots on fruits 2. Shot hole/Coryneum blight of stone fruits Etiology: Wilsonomyces carpophilus 3. Verticillium wilt of stone fruits Etiology: Verticillium albo-atrum & V. dahliae Symptoms  .Yellowing and sudden wilting of leaves in late summer  On cherry, dieback and leaf death occurs 4. Crown gall of pome and stone fruits Etiology: Agrobacterium tumifaciens Symptoms  Small, round, whitish, soft overgrowths on the stem and roots  As tumor enlarge, their surface become convoluted and other tissues become dark brown 5. Rust of stone fruits Etiology: Tranzschelia discolour Symptoms  Symptoms on leaves start as pale yellowish spots on both surfaces which later change into bright yellow islands prominents on the upper surface 6. Peach leaf curl Etiology: Taphrina deformans Symptoms  Reddish area on developing leaves  These areas becomes thickened and puckered  Thickened areas turn yellowish, then grayish white & finally leaves turn yellow or brown