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Abstract
Black knot is a common disease in plum, prune, and cherry plants, causing swelling of twigs and elongated, hard knots on older limbs. Caused by the fungus Apiosporina morbosa, infection occurs through wounds or unwounded twigs, leading to new infections.
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