rust disease is monocyclic or polycyclic??
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Answer:
Rust disease is monocyclic and not polycyclic.
Rust is a fungal parasitic infection commonly seen in many crops from time to time.
A monocyclic disease is a terminology used to refer about a disease (mostly epidemics in terms of crops) which occur once a season. Since rust along with other such diseases like smuts occur mostly seasonally, they are monocyclic and not polycyclic in nature.
Answer:
Rust disease is monocyclic in nature.
Explanation:
It is a disease that is caused by a fungus, there are more than 5,000 varieties of rust disease that occurs on plants but most commonly Phragmidium spp rust disease occurs. It is called a monocyclic disease because it occurs only in one season.
Some of the plants which it attack are the lilies, rose, tomato, etc, it starts to occur as a white patch on the lower surface of the leaves.