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Viruses (337)
Pear trellis rust and monilia (496)
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| General Appearance |
Limp wilting plants (337)
After rapid changes from cold to intense sunshine (337)
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| Roots |
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| Leaves |
Light mosaic patterns, or ring-shaped spots (337)
The leaves of a pear tree were affected by pear trellis rust in spring. It was successfully treated with Gelsemium 200 C. The affected leaves died off and the new growth was healthy. A short while later the tree was affected by monilia, causing the tips of the leaves to shrivel. Watering with Thuja 30 C caused the monilia to disappear but then the pear trellis rust reappeared... A repeat application of Gelsemium 200 C once again got rid of this problem ... (Seminar report by Christiane Maute) (496)
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| Fruit |
Small hard and deformed. Warty growths (337)
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| Seed |
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| Notes and Academic Papers |
Ailments from warm winds, exposure to sunlight, weather changes from cold to warm - and from repotting stress (337)
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