Stagonosporopsis cucurbitacearum(DIDYBR)
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Presence of signs and symptoms caused by the fungus in the laboratory.
Courtesy: Dr. Valentino De Rosa
Disputed plants that arrived at the farm before transplanting. (Campania Region-2025)
Courtesy: Dr. Valentino De Rosa
Presence of signs and symptoms caused by the fungus in the laboratory.
Courtesy: Dr. Valentino De Rosa
Presence of signs and symptoms caused by the fungus in the laboratory.
Courtesy: Dr. Valentino De Rosa
Watermelon plants infected by the fungi with obvious manifestation of all typical symptoms. (Volgograd Region, Russian Federation, 2025)
Courtesy: Dr. Valentino De Rosa
Presence of signs and symptoms caused by the fungus in the laboratory.
Courtesy: Dr. Valentino De Rosa
Watermelon plants infected by the fungi with obvious manifestation of all typical symptoms. (Volgograd Region, Russian Federation, 2025)
Courtesy: Dr. Valentino De Rosa
Watermelon plants infected by the fungi with obvious manifestation of all typical symptoms. (Volgograd Region, Russian Federation, 2025)
Courtesy: Dr. Valentino De Rosa
Watermelon plants infected by the fungi with obvious manifestation of all typical symptoms. (Volgograd Region, Russian Federation, 2025)
Courtesy: Dr. Valentino De Rosa
Watermelon plants infected by the fungi with obvious manifestation of all typical symptoms. (Volgograd Region, Russian Federation, 2025)
Courtesy: Dr. Valentino De Rosa
Observation of conidia under the microscope.
Courtesy: Dr. Valentino De Rosa
Presence of signs and symptoms caused by the fungus in the laboratory.
Courtesy: Dr. Valentino De Rosa
Presence of signs and symptoms caused by the fungus in the laboratory.
Courtesy: Dr. Valentino De Rosa