49 A pecan tree can live with little or no care in much of however, if it is expected to look good as a landscape tree or if it is expected to produce high quality pecans every year, pecan is a very high management crop. When pecan problems occur
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Fruit and Nut Information Return to Main Fruit Nut Information All of the Categories by Fruits Nuts Pecan Search non-University of California Resources Evaluating Pecan Problems George Ray McEachern, Texas AM University, 1995 College Station
Named pecan varieties have to be propagated vegetatively to assure Grafting is the most widely used practice for pecan propagation. George Ray McEachern and Larry Stein take you step by step through two types of pecan
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I have a ten year old pecan tree that is beautiful in form but loses majority of its fruit. pecans turn black in shell and eventually fall off and are no good. It is a native pecan and has a fair size nut, What is cause of this and how do I go about treating
Proper identification of foliar decline, nut infestation and general health issues is key to specific control and management recommendations, and thank you for your interest. Texas AM AgriLife offers great resources listing pecan culture, including
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Extension Fruit Specialists, The Texas AM University System With the recent rise in market prices for pecans, owners of native pecan trees are considering improving their groves. However, pecan market prices are difficult to predict, both short- and
Pecans have been grown for commercial production in Missouri for more than 75 years. Approximay 12,000 acres of pecans are managed commercially in three areas of the southwest, southeast lowlands and central Missouri. More than 90 percent of these commercial trees are native however, about 38 percent of the trees grown by producers who grow
Pecan trees, the state tree of Texas, grow wild along the banks of rivers and streams throughout the southwest. They thrive in moist, well-drained soil and need irrigation throughout the growing season from mid-March to September. Without adequate moisture, their growth dwindles, the edges of the tree\'s leaves
A close up of a pecan leaf reveals a small piece of the intricate nature of researchers\' work to better understand the plant. More than two thirds of pecan varieties are now affected by this disease, especially those grown in warm, humid states like
Pests Pecan trees are attacked by a variety of diseases and insect pests. In cases of severe infestation, nut production may cease entirely. Pecan weevils, aphids, shuckworms
Scion Selection Performance of pecan cultivars varies among regions and orchard management practices. Because pecan trees require between 5 to 10 years to bear fruit, and last for generations, selecting the proper pecan cultivar is essential to future production.
Pecan growers must also know how to control the serious insect pests that attack the nut casebearer (Fig. 13), pecan weevil, and hickory well as the many insects that feed on the leaves. Also, borer insects may attack the
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Extension Fruit Specialists, The Texas AM University System With the recent rise in market prices for pecans, owners of native pecan trees are considering improving their groves. However, pecan market prices are difficult to predict, both short- and
Seeking advice on what is damaging my
Evaluating Pecan Problems Evaluating pecan deficiencies, diseases, or pest damage. 1995 Texas AgriLife Extension Service publication by George Ray McCeachern. Home Fruit Production-Pecans Information on varieties, selection, spacing, planting, fertilization
Pecan trees, the state tree of Texas, grow wild along the banks of rivers and streams throughout the southwest. They thrive in moist, well-drained soil and need irrigation throughout the growing season from mid-March to September. Without adequate moisture, their growth dwindles, the edges of the tree\'s leaves
Pecan trees are valued for their shade and appearance, fire-wood, lumber and nut production. Of these, this publication addresses the value of pecan trees for nut production. The Oklahoma State Forestry Division can help with evaluating trees for forest
UC Fruit Nut Research and Information Center, University of California, Davis. 276 pp. Warren Micke (ed.) Almond Production 1996. Agriculture and Natural Resources, University of California. 296 pp. David Ramos (ed.) Walnut Production
Fungal pathogen Gnomonia nerviseda Area(s) affected Leaves Smooth, dark brown to black spots form on the vascular structures of the leaf which veins, midribs, petioles, and rachises. In the sun, these spots appear greasy or
I regularly buy raw pecan halves at a nut store, and notice that invariably some of them have black spots about 3-5mm in diameter. The black areas tend to be indented rather than even with the surrounding area or raised. Photos attached. Can you shed any