The references provided for Diseases and Pests of Stone Fruits App are the literature sources used in developing the Diseases and Pests of Stone Fruits tool and do not constitute, nor are they intended to be, a complete bibliographic or summary account of the known literature for any of the families in the tool.
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Pests of Stone Fruits
is a symptom based App for detecting and screening pests and diseases of peaches, plums, nectarines, and apricots. It is a pictorial guide that encompasses peach diseases and pests that are in the United States and exotic target pests of regulatory concern. Pests of Stone Fruits is a symptom based App modification of the 2013 Protect U.S. presentation and e-learning module by Stocks and Olmstead entitled "Common and Invasive Pests of Stone Fruits."