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"Anthurium, a plant of significant value in the decorative horticulture industry, faces considerable
challenges in its cultivation as a result of its susceptibility to various diseases, such as Bacterial
Blight and Bacterial Wilt. These pathogens not only cause a reduction in the aesthetic and
economic value of the plants but also place farmers and producers through considerable financial
strain. Traditional methods of disease identification and control, which predominantly depend on
human observation and general treatment approaches, often prove to be inadequate. As a
consequence of their deficiency in precision, velocity, and specificity, treatment is postponed, and
disease control is inadequate. This circumstance underscores the critical need for an innovative
resolution that has the potential to transform the existing approaches to addressing Anthurium
disease." |
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