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Monday, July 23, 2012

Morton Arboretum Plant Health Care Report #14

The latest issue of the Plant Health Care Report is published here. In this issue:grubs, white grubs, polyphemus moth, tortoise beetle, aster yellows, head blight of Silphium, galls, galls on fragrant sumac, hackberry mosaic virus, milkweed tussock moth, Phomopsis canker on kerria, Septoria leaf spot

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