Symptoms
Symptoms include dying growing tips and bushy stunted growth, extreme cases may prevent fruit set. Crop-specific symptoms include;
- Apple- interacting with calcium, may display as "water core", internal areas appearing frozen
- Beetroot- rough, cankered patches on roots, internal brown rot.
- Cabbage- distorted leaves, hollow areas in stems.
- Cauliflower- poor development of curds, and brown patches. Stems, leafstalks and midribs roughened.
- Celery- leaf stalks develop cracks on the upper surface, inner tissue is reddish brown.
- Celeriac- causes brown heart rot
- Pears- new shoots die back in spring, fruits develop hard brown flecks in the skin.
- Strawberries- Stunted growth, foliage small, yellow and puckered at tips. Fruits are small and pale.
- Swede (rutabaga) and turnip- brown or gray concentric rings develop inside the roots.
- Arecaceae (Palm Tree) - brown spots on fronds & lower productivity.references/
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