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Cypress canker: An important disease discovered for the first time on a native South African tree

2022-10-01

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Cypress canker is a branch and stem canker disease of Cupressaceae trees, particularly those in the genera Cupressus and Hesperocyparis. These trees have been planted in many parts of the world as ornamentals and the Seiridium species that cause the disease, consequently, also have an almost global distribution. The taxonomy of Seiridium species causing cypress canker has recently been revised and numerous species...

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DOI: 10.1111/ppa.13614

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