Plum foliage that prematurely (in August) has turned a reddish fall color (right) due to infection by the Prunus stem pitting strain of <i>Tomato ringspot virus</i>. To the left is an uninfected tree that has healthy, green foliage.
Plum foliage that prematurely (in August) has turned a reddish fall color (right) due to infection by the Prunus stem pitting strain of Tomato ringspot virus. To the left is an uninfected tree that has healthy, green foliage.
Credit: Jack Kelly Clark