Foot rot disease in rice is caused by a fungus named Fusarium moniliforme. It can affect the plant in its younger or mature stage. The symptoms shown at these stages will be different.
The infection in the seedling stage is identified by lanky and lean plants that grow taller than usual. The mature plants also show similar symptoms with longer internodes and aerial roots. These plants may result in producing sterile spikelets.
Foot rot of rice required effective seed treatment to prevent the disease. Early application of the fungicides is necessary in most cases. Apply the fungicides only as per the guidelines to see better effects and improved yield.
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