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E-senses for Monitoring the Health of Palms with Lethal Bronzing Disease

Bhader, Brian, Shanbhag, Venkatesh, Ramos, Jose A   +2 more
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Geographic Distribution and Host Range of Lethal Bronzing Associated with Phytoplasma Subgroup 16SrIV-D on Palms in Southern Louisiana

Plant Health Progress, 2020
Lethal bronzing (LB), also previously known as date palm lethal‎decline or Texas Phoenix palm decline, associated with phytoplasma‎subgroup 16SrIV-D, was first identified in Louisiana in‎December 2013.
Raghuwinder Singh, Kevin Ong
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Effects of Lethal Bronzing Disease, Palm Height, and Temperature on Abundance and Monitoring of Haplaxius crudus

Insects, 2020
Insect vector feeding preference and behavior play important roles in pathogen transmission, especially for pathogens that solely rely on insect vector transmission.
De-Fen Mou, Philip G Hahn, Noémi Soto
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A Host-Mediated Defense Collapse Model for Lethal Bronzing Disease in Palms: Phytoplasma-Associated Phloem Failure

A Host-Mediated Defense Collapse Model for Lethal Bronzing Disease in Palms: Phytoplasma-Associated Phloem Failure AuthorGary KennemerIndependent Applied Environmental Biology ResearcherSpecializing in Plant Pathophysiology and Vascular SystemsOmphalos Enterprises, LLC — Environmental Research DivisionTexas, USA   Abstract Lethal bronzing disease ...
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