Scott, W: Apple Blotch -

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Résumé :
Excerpt from Apple Blotch: A Serious Disease of Southern Orchards

It appears, therefore, that apple blotch is the most destructive disease of the southern half of the apple belt. Occasionally bitter rot, as in the year 1900, overshadows all other diseases in destructive ness, but taken year by year apple blotch is more serious. Fortunately the disease Is amenable to treatment and can not gain a foothold In well sprayed orchards. It is not sporadic in its nature and must accumulate on the twigs several years before a serious outbreak on the fruit can occur.

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