Leafhopper stippling damage (top) and nymphs of various ages (bottom).
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Greater peachtree borer adult moth on a sticky trap.
Fire blight shoot strike, showing oozing bacteria.
Fire blight infection to a portion of apple fruit.
Early infections of coryneum blight on apricot.
Western cherry fruit fly maggot infesting a tart cherry.
San Jose scale nymphs have settled near the blossom end of this apple.
Damage to canes caused by rose stem girdler.
A cane split lengthwise, showing frass (excrement) from rose stem girdler feeding.
Mature peach twig borer larva on the surface of a peach.
Heavy gummosis at the base of a peach tree indicates that the tree is trying to flush out the larva (shown at bottom).
Young codling moth larva exposed from inside an apple.
CM-05-15-20
Aphid feeding causes peach leaves to become tightly curled. As the aphids grow, they shed their skins, leaving behind hundreds of white "skeletons."
CM-05-01-20