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First Report of Coniella granati Fruit Rot and Dieback on Pomegranate in the Western Cape of South Africa

2018-04-01

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Shoot dieback and necrotic black lesions were observed on pomegranate trees (Punica granatum Linn.) in commercial orchards in South Africa near Ladismith and Malmesbury in 2011. Postharvest fruit rot was identified from an orchard near Malmesbury in 2011. Affected fruit decayed after 2 months storage (5 to 7°C) and was covered with globose brown pycnidia (mean length × width: 113 × 102 μm; diameter range 72 to 149...

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226dbac2-d016-5e9d-a6d8-a5ac64c511b7
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10.1094/pdis-09-17-1387-pdn
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