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Published: November 2021
Pages: 8
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Archived - Bacterial Canker in Washington Sweet Cherries
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Bacterial canker is a real problem for sweet cherry growers, but you can learn to prevent and manage this disease by following the guidelines outlined here.
Page Count: 8
Published: November 2021
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SKU: FS366E
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