mapleX
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Hello, I refer to your experiences in the search to discover what is the problem in my JM.
The tree was transplanted to a cultivation pot from a nursery plant at the end of last winter, it had an excellent start to budding and by the summer it began to show this dieback on the trunk (not branches) from above where the drastic formation cut was. (the specimen measured 3 meters and its height was reduced to 1 meter) downwards. Then I made a cut under the affected part and I found those spots inside the wood.
Regressive death is from the top (apex) down which makes me think it is not verticillium.
Thank you very much for the help!!
The tree was transplanted to a cultivation pot from a nursery plant at the end of last winter, it had an excellent start to budding and by the summer it began to show this dieback on the trunk (not branches) from above where the drastic formation cut was. (the specimen measured 3 meters and its height was reduced to 1 meter) downwards. Then I made a cut under the affected part and I found those spots inside the wood.
Regressive death is from the top (apex) down which makes me think it is not verticillium.
Thank you very much for the help!!