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| USDA's soybean rust site last week reported near 100% dieback of kudzu in Texas and Louisiana (except coastal areas), most of Alabama and Georgia, the Florida panhandle and north from Cedar Key to Daytona Beach, and all of the Carolinas; the kudzu patch in Texas with ASR in November has completely died back. The disease agent is a fungus that produces lesions or cankers on the bark, leading to dieback of stems. This durability in contact with the ground is offset by the crown's vulnerability to dieback from drought. |
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