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Sustainability Assessment of Fruit Crops for North and North Central Florida
... to incure bruising; however, non-melting peaches may be picked and shipped at physiological maturity since the flesh is firm and resists bruising. Non-melting flesh peaches ... culture. Species Limitations Almond (Prunus amygdalus Batsch) High humidity induced fungal disease; almond leaf scorch. Apricot (Prunus aremeniaca L.) Unreliable cropping due to inadequate chilling and fluctuating temperatures ...
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Citrus Diseases Exotic to Florida: Citrus Variegated Chlorosis (CVC)
... of grape, phony peach, and leaf scorch diseases of almond, coffee, oak, plum and sycamore. These strains can be distinguished by host range and other physiological characteristics. The exact origin of ... is apparently closely related to the bacterium causing coffee leaf scorch, and inoculation of coffee with the CVC bacterium causes coffee leaf scorch symptoms. The CVC pathogen has been the subject of ...
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Trees 1
... insects. Nematodes (Root Knot, Dagger, etc.): (See section on Nematodes.) Leaf Scorch (physiological): (See section on Leaf Scorch.) BOXELDER Acer negundo Verticillium wilt (fungus - Verticillium albo-atrium): This ... good condition by fertilizing and watering. Rosette: (See section on Pecan Diseases.) Leaf Scorch: Usually caused by heat or drought. Cotton Root Rot (fungus - Phymatotrichum omnivorum ...
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Trees Part 3
... Leaf-Shedding: Magnolia will begin dropping leaves in November and continue until early spring. This is a natural phenomenon and the degree of leaf drop will depend upon genetic as well as physiological ... and again in 10 to 20 days will help prevent infection. Leaf Scorch (physiological): Light or dark brown areas along the leaf margins extending toward the mid vein. Foliage appears bronzed, dried ...
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Diseases of Coconut Palm (Cocos nucifera L.)
... Penz.) Bitten leaf Ceratocystis paradoxa (Dade) C. Moreau (anomorph: Chalara paradoxa (De Seyn.) Sacc.) Bipolaris Bipolaris incurvata (C. Bernard) Alcorn leafspot Black scorch Ceratocystis paradoxa (Dade) ... insects Sogatella kolophon and S. yubana Finschafen disease Not known Frond rot Physiological disorder Leaf scorch decline Not known Malaysia wilt Not known Home • Visitor's Center ...
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Diseases of Date Palm (Phoenix dactylifera L.)
... .) Lasiodiplodia theobromae (Pat.) Griffon & Maubl. = Botryodiplodia theobromae Pat. Black leaf spot* Chaetosphaeropsis sp. Black scorch* (Medjnoon) Ceratocystis paradoxa (Dade) C. Moreau (anamorph: Chalara paradoxa ( ... OR DISORDERS Al-Wijm* Unknown cause Barhee disorder Unknown cause Blacknose Physiological disorder Black scald Physical disorder Crosscut Anatomical defect, fruitstock Faround ...
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American Red Maple
... of injury. Both insects bore into the leaf stalk just below the leaf blade. The leaf stalk shrivels, turns black, and the leaf blade falls off. The leaf drop may appear heavy but serious injury ... a problem in rainy seasons. The disease resembles, and may be confused with, a physiological problem called scorch. The disease causes light brown or tan areas on the leaves. Anthracnose may be ...
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Passiflora 'Black Death'
... , by its pattern, leaf scorch may have triggered it. Note in the leaf above that the veins are still OK. Dr. John MacDougal comments that 'It clearly is an internal physiological (abiotic) reaction.' Black ...
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USNA/FNPRU: Scientists & Their Specialties
... Conducts a research program in nursery crop production with emphasis on: identifying plant physiological constraints with nursery crops, developing improved production methods with field and container ... developing knowledge and tools for the detection, genetic characterization and control of bacterial leaf scorch disease of woody ornamental crops caused by Xylella fastidiosa; conducting research on ...
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