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Episode 4 – Controlling brown rot in your home garden

1 h 0 min · 28 de mar de 2014
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Episode 4 Listen to episode [https://archive.org/download/Episode4BrownRot/episode%204%20brown%20rot.mp3] To download episode, right click and “save link as.” In this episode, I go over the life cycle of the brown rot pathogen and give practical tips for controlling it in the home garden. This episode is dedicated to Amy from South Carolina, who is having trouble with her peach trees. If you have a request for an episode, leave a comment here or email me at roslynnoar@gmail.com. Show notes More about controlling brown rot: “Brown Rot on Apricot and Other Stone Fruits” from University of Nebraska-Lincoln [http://ianrpubs.unl.edu/epublic/pages/publicationD.jsp?publicationId=1211] Thanks for listening!

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