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Canker of Apricot

“On stems and spurs: Sunken, dead areas of bark develop in spring and early summer, accompanied by a gummy ooze. If the infection spreads all round the branch it will die rapidly. On emerging shoots: Shoots may either fail to emerge, or start to grow normally in spring before dying back rapidly. In severe cases this may affect a large percentage of shoots on a tree. On leaves: Small brown spots appear, which are often round and eventually fall out to leave holes – as if the leaf had been hit by shotgun pellets, leading to the popular name of ‘shothole’.”

Disease causing Species Name:

Cytospora cincta

Major Plants under threat:

Apricots

Method of Application:

Soil Application, foliar spray

Intervals:

Foliar spray : During evening hours

Dosage:

ABTEC Pseudo can be used for soil application after mixing with appropriate amount of Manure @ 20kg /Ha. Foliar Spray: Mix 1kg ABTEC Pseudo in 50 litres of water and spray on the foliage
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