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Match List-Iwith List-II
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(A) Downy mildew: Characterized by a cottony growth on the host surface, especially on the undersides of leaves. (B) Blight: Often leads to a burnt appearance on plants, indicating severe tissue death. (C) Canker: Shows up as dead areas on the stem bark of woody trees, often causing lesions or cracks. (D) Anthracnose: Known for causing angular and elongated spots on leaves, typically along the veins.
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Match List I with List II