Cedar apple rust (1996)

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Shaffer, W. Hal
 Wrather, James Allen

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1996

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disease, fungus, Gymnosporangium juniperivirginianae, symptoms, leaves, control, resistant, fungicide

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In Missouri, cedar apple rust can be a destructive apple disease if you don't use adequate controls. It also attacks red cedars, as the name implies, causing unsightly galls, but damage is usually minimal. Understanding of the disease cycle of this rust fungus is necessary for proper identification and control.

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