Ramularia primulae
Ramularia primulae
A white mould that affects Primroses, causing brown leaf spots. Whitish tufts of conidia are present mainly on the leaf undersides. The conidia are long and parallel-sided, and formed in chains.
Ramularia interstitialis also affects Primula species. It causes pale green or yellowish leaf-spots and whitish caespituli; conidia are oval, formed singly
Photograph the leaf spots and conidia on the host. Microscopic examination of conidia is needed. Ensure you have noted the host-plant species in your comments
on Primula species - including primrose, cowslips and garden 'polyanthas'
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