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Closed conidiomata of Sporonema platani on leaf of Platanus spp.
- Figure 2.
Open conidiomata of Sporonema platani on twig of Platanus spp.
- Figure 3.
Symptoms of anthracnose on wood up to 3 years old on Platanus spp.: lesion on 2-year-old wood and adventitious shoots growing in whorls.
- Figure 4.
Symptoms of anthracnose on wood more than 3 years old on Platanus spp.: cankers, shoots growing in whorls with short internodes, and growth of branches in angles.
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Plane tree in final stage of anthracnose: production of leaves on old wood and trunk; young shoots and branches dead.
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Poorly pruned trees (young infected shoots have not been removed). The leaves are being produced from older wood only.
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The authors advocate removal of all material that carries the inoculum. The new sprouts are healthy.
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