Sweetpotato little leaf (055)

Sweetpotato little leaf (055) - Widespread distribution. Asia, Africa, Oceania. On sweetpotato and relatives. Occasionally, an important disease. Veins on young leaves show clearly, side shoots grow, becoming bushy, erect, with small leaves. Caused by bacteria-like organism in phloem tubes. Spread by leafhoppers that feed on diseased plants then infect others after 20 days. More important in dry times. Storage root yields absent or very low. Cultural control: plant only disease-free vines; do not plant near infected crops; remove affected plants when seen; collect and burn trash after harvest. Chemical control: PDPs: derris, pyrethrum, or chilli; or synthetic pyrethroids.

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Sweetpotato little leaf (055)

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