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== Some hardwood trees drop sap from their leaves. This acts as a herbicide for smaller plants growing in their shade. An oak, at full maturity can drop 50, 000 gallons of this fluid in a years time and cause white spots on plants like squash, zuchinni, tomatos and other plants.

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Q: What would cause the leaves of cucumber plants to be covered with white spots and to dry out?
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