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1573418 abiotic stresses (general) Field of pepper showing man-made pattern of phytotoxicity occurring in the width of the spray boom. In this case a mixture of Kocide (2 lb/acre), Manex (1.5 qt/acre) and Acaphate (0.66 lb/acre) was applied at noon on a hot day and burned pepper plants.  July 1997
1573417 abiotic stresses (general) Field of pepper showing man-made pattern of phytotoxicity occurring in the width of the spray boom. July 1997
1573416 abiotic stresses (general) Phytotoxcity on lambsquarter weed in pepper field.  Weeds near the crop are a good indicator of spray injury.  July 1997
1573414 abiotic stresses (general) Chemical spray caused off-target blighted foliage. July 1997
1573413 abiotic stresses (general) Phytotoxicity is often non-selective and can be seen on nearby weeds as well as the crop. In this case lambsquarter weed shows the same phytotoxicity as the pepper crop. July 1997
1572880 sandblasting Lower stem of pepper plant shows damage from sandblasting. May 1997
1572072 sunscald ??Pepper fruit exposed to direct sunlight often burn. May 1996
1570859 sunscald Sunscald of bell pepper; June 1994
1570991 sunscald Recently transplanted pepper is sunburned at the lower stem, girdling plants. February 1995
1570992 sunscald Recently transplanted pepper is sunburned at the lower stem, girdling plants. February 1995
1570993 sunscald Recently transplanted pepper is sunburned at the lower stem, girdling plants. February 1995
1570994 sunscald Recently transplanted pepper is sunburned at the leaf tips. February 1995
1570924 cold injury (low temperature) December 1994
5411486 sunscald Suncald on exposed bell pepper fruit.
5402655 sunscald
5402656 sunscald
5392949 hail
5392948 hail Erosion of soil under the plastic mulch is evident by the rippling on the surface.  Hail damage has also punctured the plastic
5392947 hail Erosion of soil under the plastic mulch is evident by the rippling on the surface.  Hail damage has also punctured the plastic
5363905 sunscald The leaves and fruits of a pepper plant showing symptoms of sunscald in a field at Rocky Ford.
5356797 sunscald Developing pepper fruit showing damage from sunscald.
5359195 genetic abnormalities A vegetative chimera of a pepper plant due to a genetic abnormality.

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