Lethal yellowing disease of coconut palms
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TextoSeries ; FAO Plant Protection Bulletin, 30(2), p.79-80, 1982Trabajos contenidos: - Mccoy, R. E
- Norris, R. C
- Vieyra, G
- Delgado, S
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The confirmation of this disease in Mexico in Jan. 1982 is also the first report of its presence in a coconut-growing area of mainland Central America. Sieve tube elements of the phloem from affected palms contained mycoplasma-like organisms. In Cancún approx. 20 percent of the coconut palms died in one year, most having symptoms of lethal yellowing. This outbreak poses a serious threat to commercial coconut production in the Yucatan Peninsula.
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