Peach Leaf Curl

24 Apr 2022

peach leaf curl disease, caused by Taphrina deformans

Top: Scanned image

Bottom: Photograph

Ink painting/drawing of peach leaf curl disease, caused by Taphrina deformans.

The painting shows a peach twig, which terminates in six leaves. The leaves are puckered and distorted. Two leaves are more heavily infected than the others, showing a characteristic downward and inward curl. The thickened, puckered leaf areas are orange-red, with some nearby zones showing chlorosis (turning yellow).

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