Monilinia laxa(MONILA)
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Brown rot on apricot twig
Courtesy: Kostas Anastasopoulos (Department of Agriculture, I.H.U)
Infected apricot fruit in winter (in Brates, A Coruña, Spain, 2017-12-30)
Courtesy: Dorina Pitorac
In Brates, Boimorto, Spain (2018-08-15)
Courtesy: Dorina Pitorac
In Brates, Boimorto, Spain (2018-08-15)
Courtesy: Dorina Pitorac
In Brates, Boimorto, Spain (2018-08-15)
Courtesy: Dorina Pitorac
Nectarine (peach variety) branch infected by Monilia fungus, visible bended leaves with brown stalks and dehydrated undeveloped fruits
Courtesy: Kostas Anastasopoulos (Department of Agriculture, I.H.U)
Brown rot on nectarine (peach variety) twig, visible infected fruit (stopped development)
Courtesy: Kostas Anastasopoulos (Department of Agriculture, I.H.U)
Mummified quince fruit (Cydonia oblonga), visible tuffts (sporodochia) of the Monilia fungus
Courtesy: Kostas Anastasopoulos (Department of Agriculture, I.H.U)
Mummified quince fruit (Cydonia oblonga), visible tuffts (sporodochia) of the Monilia fungus
Courtesy: Kostas Anastasopoulos (Department of Agriculture, I.H.U)