Welcome to the Fruit Pathology website!

• Do Good Apple and Pear Management Practices Promote the Development of Streptomycin-Resistant Erwinia amylovora?
• Infection of Cranberry Flowers by Monilinia oxycocci
• Canker formation on apple by Botryosphaeria spp. and control with wound treatments
• 1999 Cranberry Fungicide Field Trials—Wisconsin
• Development of Strategies to Reduce the Risk of Fungicide Resistance in the Cranberry Cottonball Pathogen
• Baseline Sensitivities of Monilinia oxycocci to Propiconazole and Fenbuconazole
• Development of Sustainable Practices for Integrated Management of Apple Diseases
• Sources and Acquisition of Streptomycin Resistance in Erwinia amylovora, the Fire Blight Pathogen

Cranberry

• Red Shoot Disease of Cranberry
• Upright Dieback and Viscid Rot of Cranberry
• Cottonball
• Black Rot
• Early Rot
• End Rot
• Protoventuria leaf spot and berry speckle
• Cranberry Stem Gall
• Cottonball Disease of Cranberry (A3194)
• Cranberry Pest Management in Wisconsin--2000 (A3276)
• Fungal Leaf Spot Diseases of Cranberry in Wisconsin (A3711)

Tree Fruits

• Apple Cultivars - Resistance Table
• Plum Pox
• Growing Apples in Wisconsin (A3565)
• Growing Apricots, Cherries, Peaches and Plums in Wisconsin (A3639)
• Growing Pears in Wisconsin (A2072)
• Apple Disorder: Sooty Blotch and Flyspeck (A3173)
• Apple, Pear and Related Trees Disorder: Fire Blight (A1616)
• Apple Pest Management for Home Gardeners (A2179)
• Apricot, Cherry, Peach, and Plum Pest Management for Home Gardeners (A2130)
• Peach Leaf Curl

Berries

• Growing Currants, Gooseberries and Elderberries in Wisconsin (A1960)
• Growing Grapes in Wisconsin (A1656)
• Growing Raspberries in Wisconsin (A1610)
• Growing Strawberries in Wisconsin (A1597)
• Grape Pest Management for Home Gardeners (A2129)
• Raspberry Disorders: Spur Blight and Cane Blight (A3236)
• Raspberry Pest Management for Home Gardeners (A2128)
• Strawberry Disorder: Angular Leaf Spot (A3682)
• Strawberry Pest Management for Home Gardeners (A2127)
• Strawberry and Raspberry Pest Management in Wisconsin--2000 (A1934)
• Strawberry Cultivars - Resistance Table

Miscellaneous

• Fruit Diseases in the Home Garden

See also U-W Extension Horticulture Publications.

• Allantophomopsis cytisporea, A. lycopodina, and Strasseria geniculata
• Coleophoma empetri and Cladosporium oxycocci
• Colletotrichum spp. and Godronia cassandrae
• Monilinia oxycocci and Phomopsis vaccinii
• Phyllosticta elongata and Phyllosticta vaccinii
• Physalospora vaccinii

Images of Other Fungi Found on Cranberry

• Chaetomium and Epicoccum
• Helminthosporium and Phoma

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Pesticide Resistance

• Reducing the Threat of Fungicide Resistance

Antibiotic Resistance

• Antibiotic Use in Plant Disease Control
• Antibiotics for Plant Disease Control: Silver Bullets or Rusty Sabers?

Cranberry School Reports

• Figuring Out Stem Gall
• Upright Dieback vs. Uprights Dying Back
• DOs and DON’Ts of Fungicide Use on Cranberry in Wisconsin

Apple Scab Update

• University of Wisconsin Plant Pathology
• American Phytopathological Society
• U-W Extension Horticulture Publications
• Alternate versions of this Fruit Pathology website: the fancy version with navigation menus and the faster plain version
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