Symptom Identification and Control Methods of Lotus Root Black Spot Disease
What is lotus root black spot disease? How to control it? Please explain: in the early stage of lotus root black spot disease, needle-tip-sized yellowish-brown small spots appear; in the later stage, the entire leaf is covered with lesions that have concentric rings, causing half or the whole leaf to dry up. Control: increase the application of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, and avoid over-applying nitrogen fertilizer. In winter, thoroughly remove diseased and residual leaves from the field and burn them in a centralized manner; in the early stage of the disease, remove...
What is lotus root black spot disease? How to control it? Please explain
In the early stage of lotus root black spot disease, needle-tip-sized yellowish-brown small spots appear; in the later stage, the entire leaf is covered with lesions that have concentric rings, causing half or the whole leaf to dry up. Control: increase the application of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, and avoid over-applying nitrogen fertilizer. In winter, thoroughly remove diseased and residual leaves from the field and burn them in a centralized manner; in the early stage of the disease, remove diseased leaves and spray for control. Commonly used options are 70% thiophanate-methyl 1000x solution or 65% zineb 600x solution, or 1:1:160-200 Bordeaux mixture, sprayed once every 10 days for a total of 2-3 applications.
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