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What is the primary causal pathogen of Little Leaf Disease of Brinjal?
What is the primary causal pathogen of Little Leaf Disease of Brinjal?
Which of the following symptoms is NOT associated with Little Leaf Disease of Brinjal?
Which of the following symptoms is NOT associated with Little Leaf Disease of Brinjal?
How is Little Leaf Disease of Brinjal primarily transmitted?
How is Little Leaf Disease of Brinjal primarily transmitted?
Which of the following methods is effective in controlling Little Leaf Disease of Brinjal?
Which of the following methods is effective in controlling Little Leaf Disease of Brinjal?
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What other types of plants can be infected by the pathogen responsible for Little Leaf Disease of Brinjal?
What other types of plants can be infected by the pathogen responsible for Little Leaf Disease of Brinjal?
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Study Notes
Little Leaf Disease of Brinjal
- Little Leaf Disease of Brinjal is caused by a Mycoplasma pathogen.
- The disease affects the leaves of brinjal plants, Solanum melongena, causing them to significantly reduce in size.
- The disease also impacts nodes, leading to a bushy appearance in infected plants.
- Severe infections can prevent flowering and fruiting, with flowers often developing into phylloid structures.
- The disease primarily spreads through grafting.
- The pathogen can persist by infecting various alternate or collateral hosts, including bitter gourd, watermelon, menthi, sunhemp, beet, castor, soybean, etc.
- Tetracycline treatment can effectively control the disease.
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This quiz explores Little Leaf Disease of Brinjal, caused by a Mycoplasma pathogen. Learn about its symptoms, transmission, affected plants, and effective control measures. Understand the impact on brinjal plants and associated risks with grafting.
