What are these holes??? Shot Hole Fungus - Identification & Treatment w special guest Alan Vesely скачать в хорошем качестве

What are these holes??? Shot Hole Fungus - Identification & Treatment w special guest Alan Vesely

The more I dig into researching this disease, the more I find about it. The chemical options for controls are numerous and complicated, and there are dozens of different fungi that may be associated with the common name. So I will do my best here to site sources and references, but please continue to research beyond this video and whatever method of control you choose ALWAYS FOLLOW LABEL INSTRUCTIONS! Here are some of the names listed as "synonyms" on Wikipedia: Ascospora beijerinckii Asterula beijerinckii Cladosporium beijerinckii Clasterosporium amygdalearum Clasterosporium carpophilum Coryneum beyerinckii Coryneum carpophilum Coryneum laurocerasi Helminthosporium carpophilum Helminthosporium cerasorum Helminthosporium rhabdiferum Macrosporium rhabdiferum Napicladium brunaudii Passalora brunaudii Sciniatosporium carpophilum Septosporium cerasorum Sporidesmium amygdalearum Sporocadus carpophilus Stigmella briosiana Stigmina briosiana Wilsonomyces carpophilus - This is the one that came up when I began researching "Coryneum Blight", and also the one listed on the .edu sites with articles that I read. Here are some sources and articles that I read. There were many more but these seemed to be the most useful. Many contain recommended treatments along with chemical names.: https://extension.usu.edu/pests/ipm/n... https://extension.colostate.edu/topic... https://content.ces.ncsu.edu/homeowne... Follow us on our Social Media:   / gardenuplandscape   and our website: https://www.gardenuplandscape.com/ Thank you for watching and thank you for your support throughout this year! Remember to subscribe if you would like to continue following and learning with us as we continue to grow! Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 00:34 - What is Shot Hole Fungus? Summary 04:59 - How does this disease spread? 07:59 - Is there a natural control? 09:05 - Organic control options 10:38 - Different stages on a Peach tree 12:24 - More on Timing of controls 14:07 - Light infection on the Purple Plum