What is the black eyed Susan disease?

Answer by  janeb (71)

Black-eyed Susan disease is a fungal disease that affects plants and their leaves. The fungus is called Septoria Rudbeckiae, and it usually starts as black, angular lesions that spread into bigger and bigger areas of the leaves. The best way to treat it is to remove the infected leaves at the end of the growing season.

Answer by  Valentine62 (2131)

The disease is a fungus, which cause leaf spots on the lower leaves of plants. Symptoms begin as small, dark lesions. In the late spring and early summer, spores are released. The spores are scattered by splashing water, need moisture to sprout, and during the growing season can cause infection.

Answer by  seshanranjhan (87)

This is a disease for plants and especially for leafs. A sort of black spots will appear on leafs. This is caused purely by the germs and fungal infection for the plant. These infections for the plants are highly possible in winter season. With the help of germicides we can protect the plants from this disease.

Answer by  dwammer (710)

Black eyed Susan disease is a fungal spore that infects the plant and causes unsightly black spots and low leave count. The plant will continue to grow but unless a fungicide is applied or the leaves are removed, the spores will continue to infect the plants. The leave spots are mostly cosmetic but they also hold the spores.

Answer by  champaign9497 (11977)

You will know right away if yours have it because waht is does is makes all of the velvety brown stuff come off the center of the flower and it looks like it is dying from the inside out. You can do a net search and get more printable details.

Answer by  chitra (120)

A fungal leaf spot disease on Rudbeckia is the one commonly known as Blackeyed Susan. This disease is caused by the fungus Septoria rudbeckiae

Answer by  sarah87 (8)

Black Eyed Susan also known as Rudbeckia is a common plant fungus. The fungus starts out as a b brownish oval spot on the leaves.

Answer by  krafty (29)

The black eyed Susan is a perennial flower that can attract any number of diseases. The most common is a fungal disease, Septoria, that causes small black lesions on leaves.