Basic Civil Engineering first year Notes- Chapter 4 Building.pptx
Identification of blister blight of tea
1. Indira Gandhi Krishi
vishwadiyalaya,
Raipur (C.G.)
An Assignment Based on:-
Identification of blister blight of tea
Course title: Disease Of Field And Horticultural Crops And Their Management –
I
Course Code: APP 5311
Credit Hours: 3(2+1)
Session: 2023-24
Submitted to:
Submitted by:
Dr. Vinod Nirmalkar Ishan
Dewangan
BTC College Of Agriculture & Research Station,
Bilaspur
3. Small, pinhole-size spots are initially seen on young leaves
less than a month.
The spots become transparent, larger, and light brown.
After 7 days, the lower leaf surface develops blister like
symptoms, with dark green, water soaked zones
surrounding the blisters.
Following release of fungal spores, the blisters become
white and velvety.
Subsequently the blister turns brown, and young infected
stems become bent and distorted and may break off or die.
5. REFERENCES:-
Identification guide for disease of tea
(Camellia sinensis), Lisa keith, Wen-Hsuing
Ko, Dwight M. Sato, Coperative Extension
Service, College of tropical agriculturr and
human resources, University of hawai’i at
manoa.