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brown dieback on Pecan

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I planted this Pecan in late winter and it really sprung to life with the arrival of warmer weather. Unfortunately a number of the shoots withered and died shortly afterwards. I was wondering if this was this result of a pest, fungus or something else and if anyone could recommend a treatment?

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Phil
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Original Post was last edited: 14th November 2012 8:10pm
Phil@Tyalgum says...
We've had a very dry start to spring - do you think it is stressed for water at all? Some shoot dieback maladies affect pecan trees in spring summer but are of unknown cause. There are a few articles about it on the internet.
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