




wilsonomyces carpophilus
The Cherry Shot Hole is a fascinating fungus that loves to live on cherry trees! It makes little holes in the leaves, which can look like tiny shots were taken at them!
生息地: Cherry trees, particularly in orchards and woodlands.
The Cherry Shot Hole disease is characterized by small, circular purple to reddish-brown spots on leaves. These spots often dry out and fall away, creating distinctive perforations resembling a shotgun blast. Affected fruits develop sunken lesions with red margins.





カテゴリ
菌類レア度
Common
危険度
0/5 · 危険なし
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Farmers fight hard against this tiny fungus to save their tasty fruit crops.
It can attack not just cherries, but also peaches, plums, and apricots.
Just one tiny spore can start a big problem for a whole cherry tree!
The holes in cherry leaves are actually made by the tree trying to heal itself!
Cherry Shot Hole can spread its tiny spores via splashing rain because this helps it infect new leaves and fruit.
Cherry Shot Hole has enzymes that cause leaf cells to die and drop out, creating its characteristic "shot hole" effect.
Cherry Shot Hole can overwinter in infected buds and cankers because this allows it to reappear each spring.
Prunus avium
causes disease on leaves, fruit, and twigs.
Prunus persica
can infect and damage peach leaves and fruit.

Prunus domestica
leads to shot holes and fruit spots on plums.
危険度
0/5 · 危険なし
まだ特別な安全上の注意はありません。
inedible
Cherry trees, particularly in orchards and woodlands.
other
Spring to fall
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