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At flowering a cloudy, tan, sticky "honeydew" may appear on
the florets, especially if the weather is humid. The most
noticeable signs of the disease, though, are the sclerotia
which protrude from the glumes and are produced as the host
plant matures. The sclerotia that contaminate harvested
grain are easily seen because they are dark.
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