Exanthema / Dieback: A serious physiological disorder of pear, citrus, and other fruit trees characterized by gum pocket formation on bark, bark eruption (exanthema), deep bark cracking with reddish-brown exudations, and severe dieback of terminal shoots.
Causal Micronutrient Deficiency: Exanthema is caused specifically by the deficiency of Copper (Cu). Copper is an essential cofactor for polyphenol oxidase and plastocyanin; its deficiency disrupts lignification and xylem development, leading to vessel necrosis and dieback.
Conclusion: Exanthema is caused by Copper (Cu) deficiency (Option 2).
Correct option: (2) Cu
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ICAR JRF Plant Pathology 29 Jun 2024Shift 1
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Which type of symptoms are caused by Phosphorus deficiency?
Physiological Symptoms: Phosphorus is mobile within plants and central to energy transfer (ATP, ADP), nucleic acids, and phospholipids.
Visual Diagnostics: Phosphorus-deficient plants exhibit severe stunting (dwarfing) with abnormally dark green or blue-green foliage. Under severe deficiency, carbohydrate transport is restricted, triggering excessive synthesis and accumulation of anthocyanin pigments that impart a distinct purple or reddish discoloration to older leaves, stems, and petiole veins.
Conclusion: Plants become dwarfed and foliage becomes dark green (Option 1).
Correct option: (1) Dwarfed and foliage become dark green
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