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can anyone help. these are on the leaves of my grated mango tree. its about 6 years old
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Time: 15th October 2022 10:07am
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Edward3 says...
This is a form of scale insects. If the tree is not too large, I would just rub them off by hand and continue to monitor for any new ones to avoid reinfestation. If the tree is too large, you can spray them with pest oil.
Time: 19th October 2022 10:53am
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wintershade says...
thank you edward3
ithought it might be Anthracnose after doing a lot of searching.
you don't think so?
Time: 20th October 2022 9:44am
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