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Tomorrow we are running a quiz from 11-1pm. Test your knowledge and find out more about threats to tree health by following #GuessThePest!

Quick question today to warm you up:

Why should you take this list of items when visiting woodlands? Comment below!

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3 wheat leaves: 3 wheat diseases. Leaf rust, stripe rust and powdery mildew. Taken May 13, 2021 Enid, OK.

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14th May 2021

🌱🥬Test your knowledge with the Plant Doctor Quiz for May! 🦠🌿
https://www.bspp.org.uk/bspp-plant-doctor-quiz-2-may-2021/

Mottle, Mosaic or yellowing?
Bacteria, fungus, oomycete, virus, insect or just too much sun?

#PlantHealth #quiz #PlantDoctor #IYPH #IYFV
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