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Bacterial blight is one of the most serious desease in Myanmar rice growing areas especially at the road side areas. Such areas are shaded with road side shading trees, poorly drained. Paddy fields beside the raod sides were mostly suffered from that disease.
Even though blight appearance could be observed from bands, farmers did not recognise such disase was caused by poor drainag and shading. Farmers do not try to prevent such occurrence every years of growing season.
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