PUBLICATION W289A
IPM QuickFacts Series: Fire Blight
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Summary
Information about fire blight, a bacterial disease that can severely damage fruit trees and many related landscape plants. Describes how the disease survives and spreads, what symptoms look like, and when risk is highest. Includes monitoring ideas and management steps such as pruning and sanitation practices, along with guidance on chemical control options.
Publications in Series: IPM QuickFacts Series
IPM QuickFacts Series: White Peach Scale
IPM QuickFacts Series: Phytophthora Root Rot
IPM QuickFacts Series: Calico Scale
IPM QuickFacts Series: Rust Diseases
IPM QuickFacts Series: Verticillium Wilt
IPM QuickFacts Series: Southern Blight
IPM QuickFacts Series: Tuliptree Scale
IPM QuickFacts Series: Potato Leafhopper
IPM QuickFacts Series: European Fruit Lecanium Scale
IPM QuickFacts Series: Black Root Rot
IPM QuickFacts Series: Cottony Maple Scale
IPM QuickFacts Series: Obscure Scale
IPM QuickFacts Series: Apple Scab
IPM QuickFacts Series: Granulate Ambrosia Beetle
IPM QuickFacts Series: Flatheaded Appletree Borer
IPM QuickFacts Series: Oystershell Scale
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