Abstract
Symptoms and signs of chlorotic leaf distortion of sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas) include a white superficial growth consisting of fungal hyphae and macroconidia of Fusarium on young leaves, followed by general chlorosis and, in some instances, twisting and distortion of leaves. Fusarium lateritium was isolated from all symptomatic plants and many symptomless field-grown plants, but not from symptomless plants derived from meristem-tip culture (mericlones) (...)
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