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Rust of Apple, HYG-3024-92
... those caused by cedar-apple rust develop on apple and crabapple. Larger, gray to brown spots form on leaves of hawthorn. Few aecia form on apple and crabapple. Fruit infection on apple is rare. ... and carried by wind to nearby apple leaves, fruits, and twigs. About 30 days after apples have bloomed, the sporehorns have discharged all their spores and most apple leaves are no longer susceptible. ...
ohioline.osu.edu

White apple leafhopper/Rose leafhopper
... usually peak in mid-June. These adults oviposit in leaves, inserting eggs into leaf petioles and midribs, and fly ... apple leaves. Feeding by adults is not considered as important because they feed for shorter intervals of time and the stylets do not penetrate into the leaves ... VI. Monitoring: Examine the undersides of ten randomly selected leaves per tree and determine the average number of leafhopper ...
www.caf.wvu.edu

Fruit Disease Focus - April, 1998 - Apple Scab
... repeated defoliation which can reduce tree growth and yield. II. Symptoms: Apple scab can be observed on leaves, petioles, blossoms, sepals, fruit, pedicels, and less frequently, on young ... susceptibility of new apple cultivars in West Virginia). Sanitation: Prevention of pseudothecia formation in overwintering apple leaves would probably eliminate scab as a serious threat to apple production in the ...
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ORGANIC APPLE SPRAY PROGRAM
... or the end of August whichever comes first. Spray until leaves are dripping. Leaves which fall from the tree should be mowed or removed ... . Rake up and bury or compost all leaves in the fall to destroy overwintering pupae in the leaves. Codling Moth May 30 to June, ... and mites. Oils are incompatible with sulfur and cause damage to apple leaves and fruit. Sulfur should not be used sooner than 7 to ...
www.canr.msu.edu

Rosy Apple Aphid
... particularly susceptible apple varieties. The aphid is found in all fruit-growing areas of the United States and Canada. Injury or Damage Rosy apple aphid feeding often causes apple leaves to curl, starting at petal fall. These leaves may later turn bright red. Feeding on the leaves around fruit clusters often results ...
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Vegetable Disease Identification
... lesions appear on leaves as small, purple spots. Disease Cycle The fungus overwinters in apple leaves on the orchard floor. About the time of petal fall, ascospores are discharged from fallen leaves. Rain ... they decrease as the season progresses. Disease Management Sanitation practices such as removing fallen leaves from the orchard floor will help in the control of Brooks fruit spot. Routine ...
www.ppath.cas.psu.edu

The Gardener's Network : Pruning Apple Trees
... : Apple Recipes How to Grow Pruning Apple Trees Most commercial growers prune their apple orchard during the winter months. Farmers have more time on their hands in the winter, and the absence of leaves makes pruning easy. You can however, prune your apple trees ...
gardenersnet.com

California Backyard Orchard: Apple
... , which impart dwarfing and pest resistance. Apple varieties exhibit considerable genetic diversity. Some ... . Control aphids if damage exceeds 50% leaves crinkled and aphids present. Control mites ... leaves to prevent the spread of apple scab. Control weeds throughout the entire season with an organic mulch. Apple Varieties for Planting in the Home Garden Paul Vossen, Sonoma and Marin Co. UCCE Apple ...
homeorchard.ucdavis.edu

Apple
... - Yellow skinned apple that is often seedless. Needs pollination from another variety. The main technique employed in tropical climates that don't meet chilling requirements is manual defoliation of the leaves. By seasonally pruning off all of the leaves on a tree, the apple is fooled into believing that natural defoliation has ...
www.tradewindsfruit.com

Apple
... cultivation. Tree size and shape is heavily dependent on rootstock and training system (see below). Leaves elliptical with serrate margins, dark green with light pubescence on underside. Flowers Petals are white ... broad spectrum of food uses: pies and cakes, jams, sauces and juices, apple butter, dried apples, and much more. Apple juice has surpassed orange juice consumption by children in the USA. A ...
www.uga.edu

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