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24-04-2003, 07:20 AM
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What is that disease?
Hello! Can any one tell me what is this diseaese?
Leaves: have small black spots |
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24-04-2003, 03:44 PM
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What is that disease?
What plant, where do you live, what cultural practices are you
following, etc., etc. Someeone here can probably help you, but we are going to need more information. Monique Reed Dicky wrote: Hello! Can any one tell me what is this diseaese? Leaves: have small black spots |
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25-04-2003, 05:32 AM
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What is that disease?
I'm glad to receive your reply. My plant is morning glory(Convolvulaceae).
It is a young plant: 10cm high with 2 leaves. I live in HK and i'm a student. However, I extremely love horticulture. It is my favourite hobby. Are you studying in Horticulture/Gardening/Botany? Regards, Dicky "Monique Reed" ... What plant, where do you live, what cultural practices are you following, etc., etc. Someeone here can probably help you, but we are going to need more information. Monique Reed Dicky wrote: Hello! Can any one tell me what is this diseaese? Leaves: have small black spots |
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