Entomosporium Leafspot of Photinia and Indian Hawthorn
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- January 25, 2022
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Overview
This leaflet describes the fungus Entomosporium, which attacks photinia and Indian hawthorn plants. The publication describes the disease cycle and recommends cultural practices to control and treat the disease. (3 pages.)
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