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sorghum
Sorghum bicolor
Diseases & pests on this plant
Young caterpillars skeletonise leaves and make "windowpane" patches; older ones chew ragged holes and burrow into the whorl, tassel and cobs of maize, leaving copious moist sawdust-like frass; the caterpillar has a pale inverted "Y" on the head and four dark spots in a square on the second-to-last segment. Populations build explosively and "march" between crops.
- sorghum downy mildewPeronosclerospora sorghi
- sorghum anthracnoseColletotrichum sublineolum
- sheath blightRhizoctonia solani
- head smut of sorghumSporisorium reilianum
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