1. Beyond North America, crown rot is a particularly concerning disease in Australia. 2. Too deep on perennial beds, they can cause crown rot . 3. Today mefenoxam ( metalaxyl-m ) is the primary fungicide used to treat crown rot . 4. The plant may eventually topple over from the crown rot . 5. Threat Specific Contingency Plant, Bacterial Crown Rot : Erwinia papayae. 6. It has not been domesticated . and crown rot . 7. Bacterial leaf blight and soft rot, crown rot , rhizome rot, leaf spot, rust, viruses, and scorch. 8. Dwarf tree resistant to crown rot and less susceptible to drought than most other dwarfing stocks. 9. Crown rot will be a problem if the bed holds standing water after a hard rain.10. The plant is dependent on very dry, seasonally variable conditions, and is susceptible to crown rot .
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