'Candidatus Phytoplasma phoenicium'(PHYPPH)
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Flower deformation in nectarine
Courtesy: Piero A. Bianco (Univ. of Milan) and Marina Molino Lova (AVSI-Lebanon)Almond witches' broom symptoms in August
Courtesy: Piero A. Bianco (Univ. of Milan) and Marina Molino Lova (AVSI-Lebanon)Diseased and healthy almond sprouts
Courtesy: Piero A. Bianco (Univ. of Milan) and Marina Molino Lova (AVSI-Lebanon)Witches' broom on almond
Courtesy: Piero A. Bianco (Univ. of Milan) and Marina Molino Lova (AVSI-Lebanon)Early flowering in nectarine (tree in the middle of the picture)
Courtesy: Piero A. Bianco (Univ. of Milan) and Marina Molino Lova (AVSI-Lebanon)Panoramic view of a dying almond orchard (Akkar, Northern Lebanon)
Courtesy: Bianco Piero Attilio - Università degli Studi di Milano (IT)Witche's broom symptoms (symptomatic tree in the middle)
Courtesy: Bianco Piero Attilio - Università degli Studi di Milano (IT)Nectarine seedlings: healthy (left) and infected (right)
Courtesy: Vicken Aknadibossian and Yusuf Abou JawdahPhyllody on a peach tree affected by 'Candidatus Phytoplasma phoenicium'
Courtesy: Elia Choueiri, Lebanese Agricultural Research Institute (LB)Healthy (left) and infected (right) almond tree branches with fruit.
Courtesy: Elia Choueiri, Lebanese Agricultural Research Institute (LB)Exacerbated symptoms of witches' broom when trees have been heavily pruned.
Courtesy: Elia Choueiri, Lebanese Agricultural Research Institute (LB)General decline on almond tree due to 'Candidatus Phytoplasma phoenicium'
Courtesy: Elia Choueiri, Lebanese Agricultural Research Institute (LB)Witches’ broom on wild or spontaneous almond seedling.
Courtesy: Elia Choueiri, Lebanese Agricultural Research Institute (LB)Proliferation of slender shoots of an almond tree infected by 'Candidatus Phytoplasma phoenicium'
Courtesy: Elia Choueiri, Lebanese Agricultural Research Institute (LB)