Please fill in the table with the type of pathogen and the genus species for each of the following diseases. Disease Type of pathogen Genus species Powdery mildew of grapes     Powdery mildew of cherry     Downy mildew     Botrytis bunch rot     Phytophthora root rot     Fire blight     Crown gall     Black leg in potato     Little cherry disease     Grapevine leafroll disease     Red blotch     Hop stunt disease     Hop mosaic virus     Curly top     Zebra chip

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