Holly Leaf Spot Disease: Identification, Causes & Treatment Guide #1193544 (License: Personal Use)

The image shows a glossy, spiny-edged holly leaf with two prominent necrotic lesions: one large, irregularly shaped patch near the center with yellow halos and dark brown speckles, and a smaller elongated lesion below it. These symptoms are typical of fungal infections such as *Phyllosticta ilicicola* or *Cercospora ilicicola*, which thrive in humid conditions and cause tissue death and premature defoliation if untreated.

Used in gardening, arboriculture, and plant pathology resources to help users diagnose holly diseases; supports educational content for homeowners, landscapers, and extension services seeking visual confirmation of leaf spot disorders.