In 2011, the EPA granted a Section 18 Emergency Exemption allowing the use of Tilt ( a formulation of propiconazole ) on commercial avocado trees to prevent laurel wilt disease.
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The cultivar is resistant to the lesion-causing nematode species " Pratylenchus neglectus " and " Pratylenchus penetrans ", but is susceptible to wilt disease caused by the pathogenic fungus " Verticillium dahliae ".
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When Uganda's coffee crop was nearly decimated by the " coffee wilt disease " in the 1990s and early 2000s, Kyagalanyi played a major role in re-seeding with wilt-resistant varieties of Robusta coffee.
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Mistaking northern pin oak forest monocultures for oak savanna, then burning them for oak savanna restoration, has made state and federal lands north of Minneapolis-St Paul the largest oak wilt disease reservoirs in Minnesota.
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Wilt disease caused by a particular nucleopolyhedrovirus ( LdNPV ) that is specific to the gypsy moth is its most devastating natural disease, causing a dramatic collapse of outbreak populations by killing both the larvae and pupae.
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The relatively serious and common diseases identified in the plantation were Anthracnose ( Collectotrichum gloeosporioides Penz . ), Brown eye spot ( Cercospora coffeicola ), Damping off ( Rhizoctonia solani ), and Wilt disease ( Fusarium spp . ).
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Cultivation is best in dry, infertile soils, which keeps the growth habit more compact and also improves the autumn colour; when planted in fertile soil, they become large, coarse and also tend to be short-lived, succumbing to verticillium wilt disease.
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Norway maple is generally free of serious diseases, though can be attacked by the powdery mildew " Uncinula bicornis ", and verticillium wilt disease caused by " Verticillium " spp . " Tar spots " caused by " Rhytisma acerinum " infection are common but largely harmless.
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A . X . Tagizadeh; since 1965-in immunological lab at the Department of Plant Pathology at Moscow Timiryazev Agricultural Academy, under the guidance of eminent academician of Agricultural Sciences, M . S . Dunin, who was his scientific consultant for a doctoral thesis on " Immunological studies of Verticillium wilt disease of cotton ".
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He also researched the wilt disease " Pseudomonas caryophylli " causes on carnation, during which he and C . W . D . Brathwaite discovered the synergy between " P . caryophylli " and " Corynebacterium " species on carnation, a discovery published in 1970 in Phytopathology, in the paper " Synergism between Pseudomonas caryophylli and a Species of Corynebacterium ".
