Question on: SS2 Agriculture - Diseases of crops II

Bacterial Blight can have a significant economic impact on tuber crop farming. It leads to the development of dark, water-soaked lesions on tubers, making them unmarketable. This results in reduced crop yields and financial losses for farmers. Additionally, infected tubers can serve as a source of the pathogen for future crops, perpetuating the problem. The economic impact extends to increased production costs due to the need for disease management strategies, such as the use of antibiotics or copper-based sprays.

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