Match List-I with List-II

List-I (Disease)	List-II (Symptom)
(A) Downy mildew	(I) Dead areas on the stem bark of woody trees
(B) Blight	(II) Angular and elongated spots appearing on the veins on the lower surface of the leaf
(C) Canker	(III) Cottony growth on the host surface
(D) Anthracnose	(IV) Burnt appearance

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Correct option is D

· Downy mildew → Cottony growth on leaves due to fungal spores.
· Blight → Causes burnt appearance of infected plants.
· Canker → Sunken dead areas on tree bark, affecting woody plants.
· Anthracnose → Angular & elongated spots on veins and leaves.