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Sorghum displaying honeydew droplets with high water content in early
morning dew.
The droplets appear opaque due to high conidial numbers of Claviceps Africana.
Photograph courtesy G. Odvody
from the APSnet feature story "Sorghum Ergot Goes Global in Less Than Three
Years".
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