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Diaporthe species associated with dieback on Cyclopia (honeybush)

2021-11-01

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The formal honeybush tea industry in South Africa is relatively new, and has tremendous growth potential. However, as with other cultivated crops, production and yield can be adversely affected by fungal diseases. A number of Diaporthe species are recognised as causal agents of plant disease symptoms such as dieback, twig blight and branch cankers. For the past few years, such symptoms have been observed on Cyclop...

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2792223a-c68f-5723-9884-9ac86be27899
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10.1007/s10658-021-02342-4
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