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Bud Rot
Phytophthora
palmivora
Bud rot is
caused by a fungus which causes the heart fronds of a palm tree to wilt
and die. Tree death can occur soon afterward. California and Mexican palms
are the most vulnerable. Summer is the worst season for bud rot. Chemicals
can be effective in the early stages of the disease. Consult a specialist
and follow directions carefully. In all cases where fungal infection is a
threat, it is important to prevent the careless spread of spores. Make
sure gardening tools are kept clean at all times. Sterilize between
finishing work on one tree and starting work on the next.
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