Apricots

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Section Editor: Mary Concklin, University of Connecticut

Stone Fruit
Peaches & Nectarines
Insects
Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB)
Green Peach Aphid (GPA)
Japanese Beetle (JB)
Lesser Peachtree Borer (LPTB)
Mites (European Red Mite [ERM] and Two-spotted Spider Mite [TSSM])
Oriental fruit moth (OFM)
Peachtree Borer (PTB)
Plum curculio (PC)
Tarnished Plant Bug (TPB)
White Prunicola Scale (WPS)
Diseases
Bacterial spot
Brown rot
Peach leaf curl - Taphrina deformans
Peach scab
Plant Growth Regulators
Spray Table
1 - Dormant
2 - Pink
3 - Bloom
4 - Petal fall
5 - Shuck Split
6 - Summer
7 - Fall After Leaf Drop
8 - Storage Disorders
Bud Stages
Plums
Insects
Diseases
Bacterial Leaf Spot
Black Knot of Plum and Cherry
Brown Rot Blossom Blight and Fruit Rot
Fruit and leaf spotting and russetting
Dormant through Summer Sprays Including Plant Growth Regulators
Plum Bloom Stages
Apricots
Insects
Diseases
Blossom blast/bacterial canker
Spray Table
1 - Late Dormant
2 - Popcorn
3 - Bloom
4 - Petal Fall
5 - Shuck Split
6 - Summer
7 - Post-Harvest
8 - Storage Disorders
9 - Autumn
Cherries
Insects
Diseases
Bacterial canker
Brown rot
Cherry leaf spot
Spray Table
1 - Late Dormant
2 - White Bud
3 - Bloom
4- Petal Fall
5 - Shuck Split
6 - Summer
7 - Post Harvest
8 - Storage Disorders
9 - Autumn
Cherry bud stages
Plant growth regulators
Nutrient Management

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