cedar apple rust

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Fruit to Grow and Pick
... Fruit to Grow and Pick Cedar Apple Rust Cherry-Plum Hybrids for Saskatchewan Christmas-Cranberry Connection Common Chokecherry Day-Neutral Strawberries Factors Affecting ... the WORMY APPLES Picking Northern Berries Protect my Fruit Trees from the Prairie Pruning Old Apple-Crabapple Trees Rasberry Cultivar Trials (U of S) Saskatchewan's Edible Wild Fruits and Nuts ...
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CONIFERS
... © CONIFERS PEST AND DISEASES Pinus densiflora 'Pendula'© Juniperus scopulorum 'Moonglow'© infected with Gymnosporangium juniperi-virginianae Cedar apple rust "Insect Pests, Plant Diseases and Viruses, Bio Control, Landscape Alerts, IBM, Pesticide Info and much ...
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1995 Apple Variety Evaluations
... and Rutgers in 1970. It is resistant to apple scab, moderately resistant to fireblight and powdery mildew, and very susceptible to cedar apple rust and quince rust. Fruit matures on August 17 and requires two ... diameter and weigh 0.68 pounds. This triploid variety is immune to apple scab, and resistant to mildew and cedar-apple rust, but it is very susceptible to fireblight. Return to Table of ...
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apple varieties
... to large, dark-red-over-green-background skinned apple in the 'McIntosh style' bred to resist the fungal diseases 'blackspot', 'mildew' and cedar apple rust. The flesh is very white, crisp, juicy ... Similar to Early Transparent, (the 'June apple'). Sweet. Cedar rust resistant (important for parts of USA, especially SE) US POLKAź - a remarkable naturally columnar shaped apple tree with short spurs and ...
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Tom Volk's Fungi, including mycology, molds, morels, fungus, IAQ, Indoor Air Quality and much more.
... sprout mushroom. Gibberella zeae or Fusarium graminearum, head blight of wheat Gymnosporangium juniperi-virginianae, the cedar-apple rust. Gyromitra esculenta, one of the false morels. Gyroporus cyanescens, the blueing bolete. Galerina autumnalis, the ... or huitlacoche -- that's right it's "Smuts on the Internet." Venturia inaequalis, cause of apple scab. Xylaria polymorpha, dead man's fingers.
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Tom Volk's Fungus of the Month Pages
... plant, aka Indian Pipe (just an honorary fungus) Sep. 2002 Venturia inaequalis, cause of apple scab. Aug. 2002 Agaricus augustus, the Prince-- a very august mushroom. July 2002 ... Fuligo septica, the dog vomit slime mold. May 1999 Gymnosporangium juniperi-virginianae, cause of cedar-apple rust. Apr. 1999 Scutellinia scutellata, the eyelash cup fungus. Mar. 1999 Ganoderma applanatum, the artist ...
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2 - Fruits & Nuts-lawn, yard, & garden
... hiner 04/24/06 03:37 PM 82K CR-6241 Commercial Apple Insect and Disease Control, 2006 This current report contains ... quantity of material needed per acre, and comments to protect commercial apple trees from insects and diseases. Revised Feb. 2004 hiner ... :39 AM 6460K F-7611 Cedar-Apple Rust This fact sheet discusses the symptoms, disease cycle, and control of cedar-apple rust. hiner 11/24/03 ...
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Alternative Apple System
... included oil (4-5 applications), Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt), and Provado. For diseases, apple scab, powdery mildew, cedar-apple rust, and fire blight were managed similarly in the two treatments. Conventional plots received ... plots in years 2 and 3. In year 1, the incidence of rosy apple aphid, white apple leafhopper (WALH), rose leafhopper, and European red mite (ERM), and injury from Japanese ...
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Questions On Apple Diseases
... A: It sounds like your apple tree has two very distinctly different problems: Cedar-apple rust (the leaf description you gave so well) and either codling moth or apple maggot larvae feeding on the ... a disease that requires an alternate host to succeed; apple to juniper; juniper to apple, with the greatest destruction being borne by the apple. This disease too, will cause premature leaf drop. ...
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Eastern Red Cedar
... a walnut. This is a fungus called the Cedar-Apple Rust. [Gymnosporangium juniperi-virginianae] In spring, when the first ... apple tree, where they make orange spots on the leaves and fruits. Orchard growers don't appreciate this much, but it ordinarily does little harm to the apple trees. Your cedar may be "decorated" with little silk sacks that have the cedar's own ...
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