menstrual-cycle. But the doctor didn't agree she said maybe your menstrual cycle is about to begin, and sure enough later on that day it came on. My mom also told me that my aunt had similar symptoms when she was younger.
Photo: Clemson University - USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series, Bugwood.org Early blight is a common tomato disease caused by the fungus Alternaria solani. It can affect almost all parts of the tomato plants, including the leaves, stems, and fruits.
Tropical house plants need moisture, light and air to thrive. If any one of these factors gets out of balance, trouble occurs. Too much moisture can cause leaf spot and tip burn. Too much direct sunlight can blister the leaves. Too little air can cause the leaves to remain too moist, causing fungus to grow. Indoor plants generally prefer moist conditions with very little direct sunlight. So do most fungi. Air movement around and through your palm will help the plant's leaves dry off while moving the oxygen produced by the specimen. The dry leaf surface will not harbor fungus.