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2010 Pilot study

2010 Pilot Study

The 2010 pilot study is completed. Thanks to all the volunteers and students who helped out!

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Four leaves laid out flat with their stems pointing downward. The leftmost leaf has kept its green color with only a few black lesions on the edges. The three on the right have spotty black lesions along their midrib and scattered across their surface.

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Last updated 9/24/2025

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