Question

which symptom is most commonly associated with a fungal infection like powdery mildew? wilt and soft rot with foul odor mosaic patterns and stunted growth water - soaked lesions with oozing white powdery growth on leaf surfaces

Explanation:

Powdery mildew is a fungal disease. Its key characteristic is the presence of white powdery growth on plant surfaces (like leaf surfaces). Wilt with foul odor is more related to bacterial soft - rot. Mosaic patterns and stunted growth are common in viral infections. Water - soaked lesions with oozing can be seen in bacterial infections.

Answer:

White powdery growth on leaf surfaces