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· DISEASES AND THEIR CONTROL - Part 1

· DISEASES AND THEIR CONTROL - Part 2

· DISEASES AND THEIR CONTROL - Part 3

· DISEASES AND THEIR CONTROL - Part 4

· LEAF-CUTTER BEES

· LESS COMMON DISEASES

· SPRAYS AND DUSTS - Part 1

· SPRAYS AND DUSTS - Part 2

· SPRAYS AND DUSTS - Part 3

· SPRAYS AND DUSTS - Part 4

· SPRAYS AND DUSTS - Part 5

· SPRAYS AND DUSTS - Part 6

· SPRAYS AND DUSTS - Part 7

Sooty mould, due to Dimerosforium, Aposporium, or Capno dium, cannot exist without aphides and their honey-dew. It is a disease of late summer and autumn. This fungus not only disfigures the plants with its black coating of the leaves and branches, but it blocks the stomata. No direct treatment is of any use; aphides must be controlled.

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