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GCSE Biology Paper 1 (9-1 Exams)

Rose Black Spot Treated Gardeners Funicides Strip Plant

Treatment for rose black spot involves fungicides, removal of infected leaves, and their destruction to prevent further spread.

Rose black spot is treated with fungicides, by removing affected leaves, and destroying them to prevent further spread.

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  • Gardeners use funicides
  • They strip the plant of its affected leaves.
  • The leaves then need to be destroyed so that the fungus cannot be spread to other rose plants

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