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NYS IPM Fact Sheets for Tree Fruit

Tree Fruit Insect Pests   Tree Fruit Diseases
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Achieving Biological Control of the European Red Mite in Northeast Apples, 1998

 

Apple Scab,1993

 

Apple Boring Beetles, 1999

 

Black Knot of Plums, 1992

281k pdf file

Apple Maggot, 1991

270K pdf file

Brown Rot of Stone Fruit, 1993

275k pdf file

American Plum Borer,1997

 

Cedar Apple Rust,1981

254k pdf file

Beneficial Insects, 1989

 

Fire Blight, 1994

420k pdf file

Cherry and Black Cherry Fruit Fly, 1988

229k pdf file

Perennial Canker, 1995

401k pdf file

Codling Moth, 1996

277k pdf file

Phytophthora Root and Crown Rot, 1992

700k pdf file

Comstock Mealybug, 1991

290k pdf file

Powdery Mildew of Apple, 2004

418k pdf file

Dogwood Borer, 1985

249k pdf file

Sooty Blotch and Flyspeck, 1994

290k pdf file

European Apple Sawfly, 1991

308k pdf file

   

European Red Mite, 1980

250k pdf file

   

Green Fruitworm, 1980

241k pdf file

   

Meadow Vole and Pine Vole, 1988

228k pdf file

   

Obliquebanded Leafroller, 1980

241k pdf file

   

Oriental Fruit Moth, 1988

274k pdf file

   

Peachtree Borer, 1980

275k pdf file

   

Pear Psylla, 1978

218k pdf file

   

Phytophagous Mirid Bugs, 1998

279k pdf file

   

Plum Curculio, 1980

231k pdf file

   

Predatory Mites, 1995

386k pdf file

   

Redbanded Leafroller, 1989

290k pdf file

   

Rosy Apple Aphid, 1980

189k pdf file

   

San Jose Scale, 1980

201k pdf file

   

Spotted Tentiform Leafminer, 1980

237k pdf file

   

Tarnished Plant Bug, 1991

246k pdf file

   

White Apple Leafhopper, 1980

168k pdf file

   

Woolly Apple Aphid, 1988

228k pdf file

   

See Also:
New York Pest Management Guidelines for Commercial Tree Fruit Production

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