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Controlling the curculis,... (1922)
by Oliver I. Snapp
Submitted by cammya
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Controlling the curculis, brown rot and scab in the peach belt of Georgia
by Oliver I. Snapp
The curculio not only damages the peach directly, but the rupture of the skin for feeding or oviposition furnishes a place for brown-rot to enter; in fact, a very large percentage of the brown-rot infections in the peach belt of Georgia are caused in this way.🏁
Submitted by cammya - 05/31/2025
Historical Document Historical 5.09 Ranked
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Controlling the curculis, brown rot and scab in the peach belt of Georgia
by Oliver I. Snapp
The curculio not only damages the peach directly, but the rupture of the skin for feeding or oviposition furnishes a place for brown-rot to enter; in fact, a very large percentage of the brown-rot infections in the peach belt of Georgia are caused in this way.🏁
Submitted by cammya - 05/31/2025
Historical Document Historical 5.09 Ranked