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of iltl’t’t’t~V1 1)IlfIS fail IO ClC-
FIG. 317. Ld-cu4 of peach.
(491 to protividv fnwr the opwiiq bud-scdcs. The lesions may
L WElfi9lt'd t 0 it p:trt, of tlic blacle or the pctiolc, or they may
iiiwlw the rb99tirci Id mrl extend into the twig (Fig. ali).
Thv (1iscasscvI p;lrts iire t.hick alld brittle, causing a considerahk
inmwe ii1 n-tight rrf the afYectet1 lea.ws. With the
mt~tl9wtio9~ of tlrc lewcs, the pale yellow or red color distt]I~Wil1’S
aid t hc 1i4~TpertroplGed area on the upper surface
hc~mws sihqv in appearance. The first, leaves to expand are
usuull~* the most aft’ected, and the curled leaves finally die and