bacteria: Xanthomonas Oryzae
fungus: Ustilaginoidea virens
fungus: Pyricularia grisea
virus: RTBV, RTSV
fungus: Bipolaris oryzae
fungus: Bipolaris oryzae
insect: Scirpophaga incertulas
fungi: Cochliobolus miyabeanus
| Disease | Instances |
|---|---|
| Rice Blast | 78 |
| Brown Spot | 42 |
| Leaf Streak | 21 |
| False Smut | 21 |
| Tungro | 21 |
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small to spindle-shaped spots with brown border and gray center; spots join resulting in drying and death of leaves
seedling to tillering
black, rotten node that later breaks
tillering
black-node panicle that later breaks; unfilled grains
booting to heading
sterile lemma and a rachilla discolored with fungal growth
maturity
lesions are irregular, banded with green-brown coloration; center is grayish white; leaf withers; panicle exsertion affected when flag leaf is infected
heading and maturity
oval gray spots that later enlarge; with black brown margins and gray center
tillering to heading
water-soaked stripes that later cover a large area of the leaf blade; lesions are grayish white with wavy light brown margin
reproductive to maturity
tiny water-soaked spots on lower leaves; spots enlarge, turn yellow and dry rapidly; seedling wilts
seedling
fine translucent streaks that enlarge lengthwise; coalesce (merging lesions), form large brown affected leaves; at later stage, entire leaf turns brown and withers
tillering to maturity
Note:wind-borne, present in lowland and upland fields
mottled young leaves; older leaves are yellow to yellow-orange; stunted with slight reduction in tiller number
seedling to tillering
Note:spread only by the green leafhopper (GLH); widespread occurrence
velvety smut balls on spikelets; spore balls turn from orange to greenish-black when mature; only few grains in a panicle are usually infected, others remain normal
flowering to maturity
small, circular, oval spots fairly scattered on the leaves with gray center; spots fuse and leaf withers
tillering
brown spots on leaf coleoptile; roots with black lesions
seedlings on seedbed
black spots on glumes and covered with dark brown velvety mat of fungal spores; seeds become discolored and shriveled
maturity
dead or empty panicles, white and unfilled grains, no grain formation in affected panicles.
tillering to heading