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WSU Extension > Mount Vernon NWREC > News > NWREC Newsletters > Spring 2022 Newsletter > Mummy Berry Innoculation

Mummy Berry Innoculation

Two women work on a potted blueberry bush.

Dayna Loeffler and Purnima Puri inoculating blueberry flowers with spores of mummy berry pathogen.

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