The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Cankers in peach (allows entry for American plum borer)
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Black knot canker with American plum borer frass
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Apple chlorotic leaf spot virus (ACLSV) on Red Delicious/G.935
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Apple stem pitting virus (ASPV) symptoms on trunk
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Apple stem pitting virus and Apple chlorotic leaf spot co-infection
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Symptoms of plum pox disease on leaves
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Symptoms of plum pox disease on leaves
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Symptoms of plum pox disease on peach fruit
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Symptoms of plum pox disease of plum (right) and healthy fruit (left)
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Black bean aphid (Aphis fabae) plum pox vector
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Green peach aphid (Myzus persicae) plum pox vector
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Management of plum pox disease via tree removal
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Management of plum pox disease via tree removal
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Suckered peach tree provides source for plum pox virus
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Powdery mildew on upper surface of apple leaf (note darkening around the edges)
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Powdery mildew on apple leaves causing them to curl
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Shoot stunted by powdery mildew infection on apple
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Powdery mildew on apple blossom cluster
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Russetted apple fruit caused by powdery mildew
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Powdery Mildew of Apple
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Powdery Mildew of Apple
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Powdery Mildew of Apple
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Powdery Mildew of Apple
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Powdery Mildew of Apple
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Apple scab on leaves
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Apple scab (sheet scab) on leaves
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Apple scab disease on fruit
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Apple scab disease on fruit
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Apple scab infection on fruit
The NYSIPM Image Gallery: Apple scab ascospores