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The presence of sunken, dark lesions on plant stems is a common symptom of: Select one: a. VIRAL INFECTION b. NUTRIENT DEFICIENCY c. FUNGAL INFECTION d. BACTERIAL INFECTION

The presence of sunken, dark lesions on plant stems is a common symptom of:

Select one:

a. VIRAL INFECTION

b. NUTRIENT DEFICIENCY

c. FUNGAL INFECTION

d. BACTERIAL INFECTION

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c. FUNGAL INFECTION

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c. FUNGAL INFECTION

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The presence of sunken, dark lesions on plant stems is a common symptom of: Select one: a. VIRAL INFECTION b. NUTRIENT DEFICIENCY c. FUNGAL INFECTION d. BACTERIAL INFECTION

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