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First Report of Fruit Blight Caused by Arthrinium xenocordella on Pistacia vera in Italy

2018-09-01

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Pistacia vera L. is a nut tree native to Central Asia and the Middle East widely cultivated in Sicily, Italy. In July 2017, a new disease was observed on approximately 450, 70-year-old P. vera plants (var. Bianca), in a commercial orchard in Western Sicily (Agrigento Province), Italy. More than 30% of the fruits showed disease symptoms. The initial symptom was external brown discoloration on the epicarp of immatur...

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10.1094/pdis-02-18-0290-pdn
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