… twig dieback in the state. Nevertheless, in the past few years, branch canker and twig dieback
of olive trees has … of both young and mature trees have been continuously submitted to our …

… trees are left unattended, they use to become unproductive and later die. Hardly any fruit tree
crop would be free of dieback … The diseases caused by fungi like twig dieback by Diplodia …

… the new disease twig and shoot dieback or Colletotrichum twig and shoot dieback of citrus in
… of these Colletotrichum species on different plant organs, including fruit, leaves and shoots. …

… from fig and loquat trees with symptoms of stem cankers and twig dieback in the Fars Province
… and to determine if they were able to infect other fruit trees of economic importance in Iran. …

… all inoculated twigs and … fruit rot disease of apple and pear (1,2). To our knowledge, this is
the first report of this fungus causing cankers and twig dieback on apple and crabapple trees. …

… identify the Colletotrichum species associated with twig dieback in Western Australian citrus
orchards, and to test the ability of each Colletotrichum species to cause citrus twig dieback. …

… trees (2 bark samples per tree) in FS. To isolate fungi associated with the symptoms of twig
dieback and cankers, outer bark tissues of the twigs … tissues of diseased twigs. The segments …

… trees affected by stem canker and branch and twig dieback in the Aegean region of Turkey.
… dimidiatum were recovered from infected walnut fruit and trees in California. In Spain, …

… perniciosa and Cytospora sp., but, nevertheless, the twigs did not as a rule die back further
than the next bud. In rare cases the twig or branch died back to the second bud, and was …

… .), an evergreen fruit tree, is widely grown in southern China. In 1999, severe twig dieback
was … The lesions can extend to the whole twig and tree causing discoloration of the xylem. In …