Peach twig borer damage
Identification tip: Damage is usually shallow; larvae
may be present inside fruit, sometimes around pit near
stem end.
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Green fruitworm damage
Identification tip: Shallow gouges that have healed
over with a corky layer.
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European fruit lecanium
Identification tip: Honeydew and sooty mold on the surface
of the fruit. |
Obliquebanded leafroller
identification tip: Shallow feeding
holes, large corky lesions, and distorted growth.
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Katydid fruit damage
Identification tip: Shallow feeding injury by forktailed bush katydid
that has healed over.
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Bird damage
Identification tip: Gouges or shallow holes in fruit surface.
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Powdery mildew
Identification tip: Powdery mildew appears as weblike white
growth on ripe fruit.
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Shot hole disease
Identification tip: Reddish spots form on fruit
surface. Spots usually have tan centers and are less than
1/25 inch across. Although fog spot can be confused with shot
hole disease, the persistent marginal red coloration and
lack of leaf symptoms distinguish fog spot from shot hole.
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Ripe fruit rot
Identification tip: Dark brown, firm, circular spots
spread rapidly over fruit, and tan spore masses form in the
centers of spots. |
