BLACK SPOT
Severe infection causes leaves to scar Photo credit: Peter Magarey
Look for in shoots- Brown-black spots in sunken craters with grey centres and raised callused edges
- Swollen and stunted shoots with black cankers
Look for in leaves - Small chocolate-brown spots (1-3 mm diam.) on young leaves or shoots
- Black spots on distorted or shot-holed leaves
- Circular, grey-black patches (2-5 mm diam.) with reddish-purple margins on older leaves
- Spots that may appear in lines along the veins
Look for in bunches - Infected berries with round brown-black spots that enlarge to form 'bird's-eye spots' (2-7 mm diam.). Spots may coalesce
- Spreads in moist spring weather. Most frequent on Sultana and some tablegrape varieties
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