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Art [367]
3 years ago
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A. An example of a sign of a pathogen on a diseased plant is a. soft rot b. a canker on a plant stem c. stunted growth d. myceli

um of a pathogen on the plant surface.
Geography
1 answer:
denis23 [38]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

b. a canker on a plant stem

Explanation:

A canker on a plant stem -

It is the clear and strong evidence of a plant suffering from a disease which is due to pathogens.

According to the question ,  other options ,  stunted growth and soft rot, are not caused because of  pathogens , they are due to genetic reasons .

And, the option, mycelium of a pathogen , is not a plant disease .

Hence , incorrect option .

Therefore , from the options , the correct one is - a canker on a plant stem .

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