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Zainul
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Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 5:26 am   Post subject: Magnolia die-back


Dear members,
There are a number of magnolia trees in and around my office.I have noticed that these trees are affected by die-back disease.The top of the trees are getting dried and moving downward.The trees flower regularly but look very impoverished.Could you sugggest any measures to keep them healthy?
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Zainul

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