Based on the analysis of literature sources, symptoms of the manifestation of bacterial diseases of sugar beet, which affect plants during vegetation and roots during storage, are described. Data on the influence of a number of abiotic factors on the development of these diseases and the spread of their pathogens are presented.
Keywords: sugar beet, phytopathogenic bacteria, disease, affection, symptoms of manifestation, infectious process
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