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Pests and disorders of Plums and Prunes
Invertebrates
Aphids
Armored scales
San Jose scale
Borers
American plum borer
Pacific flatheaded borer
Peach twig borer
Peachtree borer
Shothole borer
Boxelder bug
Citrus cutworm
Clearwing moths
Codling moth
Driedfruit beetles
Earwigs
Fall cankerworm
Fall webworm
Grasshoppers
Green fruit beetle
Green fruitworms
Katydids
Leafrollers
Nematodes
Oriental fruit moth
Pear sawfly (Pearslug, Cherryslug)
Redhumped caterpillar
Soft scales
European fruit lecanium
Kuno scale
Invertebrates (continued)
Spider mites
Tent caterpillars
Western flower thrips
Western tussock moth
Diseases
Armillaria root rot
(Oak root fungus)
Bacterial canker and blast
Brown rot
Crown gall
Cytospora canker
Phytophthora root and crown rot
Powdery mildew
Environmental disorders
Frost injury
Lacy scab
(russet scab)
Noninfectious plum shothole
Nutrient deficiencies
Oil burn
Pitburn
Sunburn
Wind injury
Vertebrates
Weeds