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Common Apple Pests and Diseases/Plagas y Enfermedades Comunes del Manzano

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November 8, 2024 - Lindsay Brown<brow1111@msu.edu>, Jacquelyn Perkins<albertj9@msu.edu> and Erin Lauwers<lauwerse@msu.edu>, Michigan State University Extension

This poster means to serve as a quick ID guide for common apple pests and diseases as well as the damage they cause that you may see while working in an orchard. The timing for each species is approximate and represents historical averages for Sparta, Michigan, maintained by MSU Enviroweather.

Este cartel pretende servir coma guía rápida de identificación de plagas y enfermedades comunes del manzano, así coma del daño que causan y que usted puede encontrarse al trabajar en un huerto. El momenta en que aparece cada especie es un promedio histórico aproximado obtenido de los registros que mantiene el MSU Enviroweather para la localidad de Sparta, Ml.

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  • integrated pest management,
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