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First Report of Leaf Spot on Taro Caused by Epicoccum sorghinum in China

2018-03-01

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Colocasia esculenta (L.) Schoot (Araceae), known as taro, is grown worldwide as a starch-rich tuber and cultivated extensively in southern China. In May 2016, leaf spot symptoms of Guangxi Lipu were observed on lower taro leaves in many commercial fields (paddy field soil) in Zhangzhou, Fujian province, China (percentages of symptomatic plants and fields were 10 and 80%), and disease severity was positively influe...

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f45cc866-e138-548a-a0d1-39934e99c326
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10.1094/pdis-11-16-1621-pdn
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