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Pear leaf blister mite??


Al Cormack
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Got any Juniper nearby?? :D

 

Gymnosporangium sabinae

 

 

Unfortunately the link is out of date so I can't check it out.

 

Saw a mature but hacked pear this morning where virtually all the foliage was as per the pics, including the slight chlorosis. I'm inclined towards pear scab as per David Humphries' suggestion and Apple and Pear Scab but am open to others. If I'm right then the correct course of action for a single garden ornamental tree seems to be to destroy the fallen leaves in autumn.

 

Comments please.

 

Thanks,

 

Jon

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Thanks. Chemical treatment won't happen - if you could see what's been done to the tree physically you'd see what it means to the owners! - but burning the leaves is realistic. Do you agree with the educated guess that pear scab is the culprit?

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