Pear disease identification
nctropics
4 years ago
Hello All,
My pear trees have lots of fruit set and leaves look healthy but for every bunch I see at least 1 or 2 fruit have this deformation/infection. Please help identify what it is and how can I help the tree this year or next (if its too late). Thanks in advance. Attached are a couple of photos.
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