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pics included.. what disease is this ? :(

11 years ago

Please take a look at these pics, is this a serious problem? what is it ?

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jean001a
11 years ago
It surely would help if you tell us where you live, also what shrub that is.

In the meantime, I'll suggest that it's NOT a disease but is psyllid damage. And if you turn the leaf over, you'll see the nymphs (young insects) in the small pits.
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