Winter wheat infected by wheat soil

Winter wheat infected by wheat soil borne mosaic develops a pale-yellow discoloration shortly after breaking
dormancy in the spring. The incidence of wheat soil borne mosaic is often greater in low areas of a field, where
moist soil conditions favor growth of the protozoa that spread this viral disease. Leaves of infected plants often
have a mosaic pattern of dark green blotches on a pale yellow background. Symptoms normally fade when warm
weather slows the viral activity within infected plants

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Winter wheat wheat infected by soil borne Mosaic develops a Pale-Yellow Discoloration shortly after Breaking
dormancy in the Spring. The incidence of soil borne wheat Greater Mosaic is often in low areas of a field, where
moist soil conditions Favor growth of the Viral Protozoa that spread this disease. Plants of infected leaves often
have a Mosaic Pattern of Dark Green Pale Yellow blotches on a background. Fade symptoms normally when Warm
Weather slows the Viral Activity Within Plants infected.