Peanut Photo Gallery
A to E
- 2,4-DB injury
2,4-DB injury
2,4-D / Banvel injury.
2,4-DB fiddle leaf; will grow out of it. - Aspergillus
Aspergillus - Aspergillus Crown Rot
Aspergillus Crown Rot
Aspergillus Crown Rot
Aspergillus Crown Rot
Aspergillus Crown Rot - Beet armyworm
Beet armyworm, dot over middle front leg - Blazer or cobra injury
Blazer or cobra injury is highly variable - Boron toxicity
Boron toxicity - marginal burn - Burrower Bug
Burrower Bug
Burrower Bug
Burrower bug can cause Seg. 2 or Seg. 3 - Cadre flash
Cadre yellow "flash" on newest growth - Calcium deficiency
Calcium deficient vs. normal kernel embryo - Chimera
Chimera
Chimera
Chimera - Corn earworm - Tobacco budworm
Corn earworm - Tobacco budworm
Corn earworm - Tobacco budworm
Corn earworm, tobacco budworm similar - Crop oil burn
Crop oil needed for grass herbicides burns - Cylindrocladium black rot
Cylindrocladium black rot
Cylindrocladium black rot
Cylindrocladium black rot
Cylindrocladium black rot
Cylindrocladium black rot
CBR - red fruiting bodies at base of plant - Deer damage
Deer damage
Deer damage - Diplodia collar rot
Diplodia collar rot
Diplodia collar rot
Diplodia collar rot
Diplodia collar rot
Diplodia collar rot
Diplodia collar rot
Diplodia collar rot
Diplodia collar rot
Diplodia collar rot
Diplodia collar rot
Diplodia collar rot
Diplodia collar rot
Diplodia collar rot
Diplodia collar rot - Drought stress
Drought stress
Drought stress - Early leaf spot
Early leaf spot
Early leaf spot - Erosion
Erosion
Erosion
Erosion
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