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A disease

A disorder of structure/function that produces specific symptoms or affects a specific location

7 ways to identify diseases

Stunted growth


Spots on leaves


Area of decay


Growth


Malformation


Discolouration


Pests

Stunted Growth

Nitrate deficiency

Spots on leaves

Black spot fungus

Areas of decay

Blights on potatoes

Growths

Bacterial infevtion

Malformation

Aphid / nematode infection

Pests

Aphids - caterpillar

4 responses to plant diseases

Pesticides


Fertiliser


Removal


Anti Fungal

Pesticides

Aphids and insects

Fertiliser

Nitrate and magnesium deficiency

Removal

TNV and bacterial disease

Antifungal

Black spot and Botrytis

Rose Black Spot is what type of disease

Fungal


Caused by Diplocarpon Rosae

Affect of rose black spot

Changes leaf colour to black/purple


Reduces ability to photosynthesise


Result : Death

Treatment of Rose Black Spot

Anti Fungal Spray

Bacterial Plant Disease

Pseudomonas Synges

affect of pseudomonas synges

Produces discoloured leaves (reduced ability to photosynthesise)



Increases susceptibility of frost damage

Viral disease

Tobacco mosaic virus

TMV affects what

Tobacco and tomato plants

Affects of TMV

Discoloured patterns (look like mosaics)


^reduces ability to photosynthesise

TMV spreading

Good at surviving without heat


Can remain in soil and infect others

Nematode Worms

Small multicellular worm like animals


Live freely in soils and harmless to plants


Others are parasites

Aphids

Tiny inspects



Suck sap from stems (often in roses)



Reduce rate of plant growth and encourage them to wilt and leaves to discolour and curl



Eaten by lady birds

Mistletoe

Is a parasite and steal from their host



Eaten by birds droppings are dropped onto branches which contain seeds, seeds stick and germinate



Send root like structures into the branches and into its water transport system

Plant Defence Responses

Cell wall


Waxy cuticle


Large stems

Cell wall

Thickened with cellulose to strengthen and provide structure and also act as a barrier to resist infection

Waxy Cuticle

Acts as a barrier

Large stems

Thick layer of dead cells this forms bark that falls off taking pathigens with it

After infection - plant response

Natural occuring antibacterial


Mint and witch hazel