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First Report of Canker Disease of Hibiscus mutabilis Caused by Lasiodiplodia theobromae in China

2018-08-01

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Hibiscus mutabilis L. has high ornamental and medicinal value in China. In 2016, a severe canker disease was observed on woody tissue of H. mutabilis in a 1-ha seedling nursery in Nanning, Guangxi, south China. The infection was first noticed on the bark surface in May, with symptoms first appearing as necrotic lesions, enlarging over several months to long striped, slightly sunken lesions, up to 12 cm in width, a...

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12515bdb-b809-5eba-b557-c0e3c9c19cdf
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10.1094/pdis-11-17-1828-pdn
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