Pacific Northwest Plant Disease Management Handbook

Cherry Cultivar Susceptibility

Cherry (Prunus spp.) — Cultivar Susceptibility
Cultivar	Cherry Mottle Leaf	Cherry Rasp Leaf	Cherry Rusty Mottle	Cherry Twisted Leaf	Little Cherry	Lambert Mottle	Necrotic Rusty Mottle	Prune Dwarf	Prunus Necrotic Ringspot
Bada	V	?	?	?	?	0	0	Sh	+
Bing	S	+	S	S	V	0	S	Sh	+
Black Republican	M	+	M	?	S	0	M	Sh	+
Black Tartarian	M	?	M	0	V	0	M	Sh	+
Corum	S	+	?	M	?	S	S	Sh	+
Lambert	M	+	M	S/M	S	S	S	Sh	+
Rainier	0	?	?	S	V	+	M	Sh	+
Royal Ann	M	+	M	S/M	M	0	0	Sh	+
Van	M	+	?	V	S/M	+	M	Sh	+
M = mild, 0 = no symptoms but is a carrier, S = severe Sh = may show shock symptoms within a few years after planting V = variable, + = occurs on this cultivar, ? = unknown

Pscheidt, J.W., and Ocamb, C.M. (Senior Eds.). 2021 Pacific Northwest Plant Disease Management Handbook.
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