Septoria Leaf Spot

Why does my quince have brown leaves? The primary reason for a quince with brown leaves is a common fungal disease known as quince leaf blight. The disease affects a number of plants, including pears, pyracantha, medlar, serviceberry, photinia and hawthorn, but is seen most frequently and tends to be more severe on quince. Read on to learn about managing browning quince leaves caused by this troublesome disease. About Quince Leaf Blight Quince leaf blight is the most com

Fungal diseases in grain crops are all too common, and barley is no exception. Barley spot blotch disease can affect any part of the plant at any time. Seedlings are most commonly infected but, if they escape, the disease may show up in developing shoots. The disease can reduce yield and kill young plants. There are several steps to preventing and treating barley spot blotch. Barley Spot Blotch Symptoms Barley spot blotch disease is found in many wild and cultiva

Introduction: Today we are here with a great infromation of Big Leaf Plants. Leaves are very important for plants and the main function of the leaf is to produce food for the plant by photosynthesis. They capture sunlight and using chlorophyll, the enzyme that makes plant leaves a green, turn it into sugars to fuel growth. The transformation is called photosynthesis and it is a fundamental part of life on earth. A step by step guide to big leaf plants for your home garden Plants with large le

Cruciferous plant diseases are those that attack members of the Brassicaceae family such as broccoli, cauliflower, kale, and cabbage. White spot fungus is one such disease that favors the loose leaves of these vegetables and is therefore more of a threat to spinach, kale, and turnips than the tight head of cabbage or the flower heads of cauliflower and broccoli. White Spot Fungus This fungus is caused by a species of Cercospora and has become more common in recent years.