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First Report of Cordon Dieback of Kiwifruits Caused by Diaporthe ambigua and D. australafricana in Chile

2018-02-01

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A cordon dieback of kiwifruit (Actinidia deliciosa) cultivar Hayward was observed in 16 orchards in Chile (Quillota to Linares) in 2013 to 2015. Prevalence varied greatly from 5 to 75%. Symptomatic plants of >9 years showed short internodes, weak shoots, small and chlorotic leaves, and cane and cordon dieback. Brown, irregular, hard cankers were observed in cross sections of diseased cordons. Cordon samples (n = 8...

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77e406e1-2890-50df-b30d-b51d04c3908d
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10.1094/pdis-07-17-1105-pdn
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