Black knot (Apiosporina morbosa) girdles young branches where fruit forms, indirectly reducing yield. Bloom is unaffected, but if flowers appear and no fruit sets, poor pollination may be the issue (need compatible pollinizer).
NC State Extension: Black Knot of Plum.
Flowering Plum Died After Sucker Pruning: Regrow from Base
Controlling Black Knot on Flowering Plum
Black Mold on Young Tree: Aphids and Sooty Mold Fix
Black Sticky Residue on Patio: Sooty Mold from Aphids or Scale
Black Knot on Flowering Almond: Prune Out Galls, Sterilize Tools
Black Knot Disease on Stone Fruit Trees: Pruning Out Infected Limbs
Plum/Cherry Black Knot: Prune Out Knots in Winter, Few Fungicides Work
Dealing with Borers in Plum Trees: Identification and Treatment
Plum Tree Leaf Curl and Eggs: Beneficial vs. Pest Identification
Plum Tree Base Bumps: Normal Callus or Canker?
Ornamental Plum Delayed Leaf-Out: Environmental Stress vs. Fatal Decline
Large Knot on Tree: Crown Gall or Callous Tissue?
Fir Tree Infestation: Aphids/Scale, Sooty Mold, and Systemic Treatment
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