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The cause and control of prune brownline disease

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Jeff W. Hoy, University of California
John S. M. Mircetich, U. S. Department of Agriculture
Richard S. Bethell
James E. DeTar
David M. Holmberg

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California Agriculture 38(7):12-13.

Published July 01, 1984

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Not available – first paragraph follows: Prune brownline, a recently-recognized disease of prune trees, is widespread in northern California, causing considerable losses in Solano, Yolo, and El Dorado counties. The disease has also been found in Sutter, Tehama, Yuba, and Placer County orchards, but the extent of its occurrence in other California prune-growing areas has not been determined.

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The authors acknowled the ussislance of D. H. Chaney, J. W. Osgood. and G. E. Veerkamp, UC Cooperative Extension.

The cause and control of prune brownline disease

Jeff W. Hoy, John S. M. Mircetich, Richard S. Bethell, James E. DeTar, David M. Holmberg
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The cause and control of prune brownline disease

Share using any of the popular social networks Share by sending an email Print article
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Authors

Jeff W. Hoy, University of California
John S. M. Mircetich, U. S. Department of Agriculture
Richard S. Bethell
James E. DeTar
David M. Holmberg

Publication Information

California Agriculture 38(7):12-13.

Published July 01, 1984

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

Not available – first paragraph follows: Prune brownline, a recently-recognized disease of prune trees, is widespread in northern California, causing considerable losses in Solano, Yolo, and El Dorado counties. The disease has also been found in Sutter, Tehama, Yuba, and Placer County orchards, but the extent of its occurrence in other California prune-growing areas has not been determined.

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Full text is available in PDF.

Author notes

The authors acknowled the ussislance of D. H. Chaney, J. W. Osgood. and G. E. Veerkamp, UC Cooperative Extension.


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