Re: Apple-Crop: sickness in the Pioneer Mac block

2010-04-09 Thread Dave Rosenberger
Hello, Mark -- The symptoms you describe sound exactly like a problem that appeared on Marshall McIntosh trees in New York and New England soon after that strain of Mac was introduced. On the Marshall Macs, the problem also appeared when trees were about 5-7 yr old. No one ever made a

RE: Apple-Crop: sickness in the Pioneer Mac block

2010-04-09 Thread Kevin A. Iungerman
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RE: Apple-Crop: sickness in the Pioneer Mac block

2010-04-09 Thread Bill Craig
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RE: Apple-Crop: sickness in the Pioneer Mac block

2010-04-09 Thread Larry Lutz
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Re: Apple-Crop: sickness in the Pioneer Mac block

2010-04-09 Thread Matt Stasiak
Mike, To add my two cents, we have had an on again off again problem with Lucostoma (Cytosopora) canker on McIntosh here at the Peninsular Research Station on both RedMax and Marshall, not yet on Pioneer. At least 4 blocks of various ages (Redmax/M26 20 yrs, Marshall/M26 10 yrs) showed

Re: Apple-Crop: sickness in the Pioneer Mac block

2010-04-09 Thread KD LINNEY
We saw the same problem for the first time last spring in small blocks of 5th leaf Redmax/Bud 9 and Mor-Spur/M26 after an average Montana winter.  Symptoms and conditions were very much as described in the other cases.  We've thought possibly some latent, atypical fireblight infection was the

Apple-Crop: Re: Bark necrosis in Linda and Ruby Mac

2010-04-09 Thread Allen Teach - Sunrise Orchard
Hello Everyone! Our orchard has a 7 acre block of tall spindle M9 Linda and Ruby Mac that are also showing the same symptoms outlined in earlier posts. This block will be in its 3rd leaf and had a good crop in its 2nd leaf. Also affected, we have a 5 acre block of M9 Pioneer 4th leaf vertical

RE: Apple-Crop: sickness in the Pioneer Mac block

2010-04-09 Thread evansml
Sincere thanks for the responses to my Pioneer Mac post. Mark Evans _ From: apple-crop@virtualorchard.net [mailto:apple-c...@virtualorchard.net] On Behalf Of Matt Stasiak Sent: Friday, April 09, 2010 2:57 PM To: apple-crop@virtualorchard.net Subject: Re: Apple-Crop: sickness in