Plant diseases

______ is characterized by the premature shedding of plant parts.

A sudden death of a young bud is referred to as ______.

______ is associated with irregular patches on plant tissues or organs.

A ______ is identified as a necrotic area with cracked features on plant tissue.

______ refers to the yellowing of leaves, often due to a lack of chlorophyll.

______ describes the rotting of seedlings, commonly observed in young plants.

______ is characterized by small patches of color appearing on plant surfaces.

The yellowing of normal green tissue, often a reaction to light, is termed ______.

______ involves the clustering of roots and flowers

______ is the oozing of sap from wounds or injuries on a plant.

A ______ is defined as the presence of a variegated pattern of green on plant tissues.

______ refers to the infection of fruit, converting it to a hard and dry state.

______ is identified as the metamorphosis of petals, sepals and stamen.

______ is used to describe definite depressions with pits that are cracked.

______ is the decomposition of host tissue.

The superficial brownish discoloration observed on plant surfaces is referred to as ______.

______ results in the shortening of internodes, leading to a compressed growth habit.

______ refers to the abnormal swelling observed in plant tissues or organs.

A ______ is a slightly raised lesion on plant surfaces.

The abnormal development of green pigmentation is referred to as ______.