Mycosphaerellaceae
The family of sac fungal species Mycosphaerellaceae presents a danger to numerous plants such as beets, quinoa, spinach, cannabis, eucalyptus, and others. Most of the diseases caused by them affect the above-ground organs of plants, lead to leaf spotting and premature drying. They persist on plant remains, spread by air and water droplets, and develop in warm but humid weather. Diseases caused by these fungi can lead to significant yield losses, however, they may not appear every year.
