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Diseases of Barley - Bacteria and Phytoplasma | |
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Xanthomonas translucens
What to look for?
Most commonly seen along the edges of barley fields particularly shaded areas during wet, humid weather in July.
Photo: Duczek | Picture description
Yellow and brown streaks on the upper leaves. Early stages show translucent water soaking. |
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Management strategy
Crop rotation is the only possible control measure.
A more complete description of bacterial blight in barley.
Aster Yellows (Phytoplasma)
What to look for?
Scattered dwarfed bushy plants, chlorotic with distorted heads.
Management Strategy
A leafhopper transmitted infectious virus-like agent that is usually of minor importance
A more complete description of aster yellows in barley.
Photographs and information assembled and prepared for AAFRD by Dr. Ieaun R. Evans Agri-Trend Agrology Ltd. |
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Other Documents in the Series |
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Diseases of Barley - Bacteria and Phytoplasma - Current Document
Diseases of Barley - Fungal
Diseases of Barley - Non-Infectious
Diseases of Barley - Viral
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This document is maintained by Shelley Barkley.
This information published to the web on December 1, 2003.
Last Reviewed/Revised on December 17, 2007.
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