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<h4>A similar (Dasineura pyri) but different species to apple leafcurling midge. Attacks actively growing shoots in early summer but does not usually infest fruit. Causes twisting, deformation and defoliation of new shoot growth which can stunt young trees.</h4>


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<p>A similar (Dasineura pyri) but different species to apple leafcurling midge. Attacks actively growing shoots in early summer but does not usually infest fruit. Causes twisting, deformation and defoliation of new shoot growth which can stunt young trees.</p>


A similar (Dasineura pyri) but different species to apple leafcurling midge. Attacks actively growing shoots in early summer but does not usually infest fruit. Causes twisting, deformation and defoliation of new shoot growth which can stunt young trees.

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Pear Leafcurling Midge

Dasineura pyri

A similar (Dasineura pyri) but different species to apple leafcurling midge. Attacks actively growing shoots in early summer but does not usually infest fruit. Causes twisting, deformation and defoliation of new shoot growth which can stunt young trees.

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