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  • July 2017 Issue
  • Story by Shannon Dininny

    • Thwarting a cherry killer

    Early research suggests acclimating trees and sending them into early dormancy may help prevent bacterial canker infections.

    Early research suggests acclimating trees and sending them into early dormancy may help prevent bacterial canker infections.

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    New Developments, Cherries, Insects and mites, Diseases, Research, Pesticides, Shannon Dininny
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    Shannon Dininny
    Shannon Dininny is the managing editor of Good Fruit Grower. She writes articles for the print magazine and website and plans and prepares editorial content. -- Follow the author: Office (509) 853-3522 Cell: (509) 834-5321 -- email
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