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Old 24-02-2005, 03:52 PM
Douglas Taylor
 
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Default [IBC] Juniper Gall question

I was thinning my Pro. Nana Juniper cascade and I noticed, buried in the poofy overgrowth, a few smallish (3/32"-1/8) smooth, shinny, light brown, oval berry looking growths attached to the still green twigs.

I have seen these in the past and assumed they where the dormant state of cedar apple rust and trimmed them off.

Is this what they are?

Doug Taylor

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