
Second year: Rolling of lower leaves, usually from the tip of the primary leaflets, sometimes extending to upper foliage. Leaves dry and crisp, becoming brown at edges. The top of the plant may be paler and with leaves in more erect position giving a 'shuttlecock' effect. Generally no tuber symptoms.
Leaf rolling may also be caused by aphid feeding damage, blackleg, stem canker and mechanical injury to the stem base.
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