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Blueberry disease?

14 years ago

I tried some search terms but nothing is coming up. My Jersey blueberry looks as if someone painted a white band around several stems. If you have ever used Wite-Out correction fluid on a piece of paper, that's just what it looks like. The bands extend about 1 inch in length and tend to be located where a branch comes off the main trunk. I'm kind of surprised to see a disease in early March but it has been a mild winter. Thanks for any help.

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