dieback

7 letters in word "dieback": A B C D E I K.

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Words found within dieback:

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• Definitions:
• Progressive death of shoots, branches, and roots generally starting at the tips.
• necrosis of a shoot starting at the apex and spreading towards the older tissue, death of the stem may occur; a disease caused by Phytophthora cinnamomi Rands and a number of other species of Phytophthora.
• the eventual death of trees from environmental stresses, such as pest attack, exposure to fungal disease, increasing soil salinity; general name for a significant decline in tree health and numbers, especially native trees; caused by a variety of agents, including insect attack, disease ...
• Signs of a lack of vigor in any tree. Causes are numerous and increasing. Much research is being done on Maple decline and its possible link to environmental factors.
• The gradual and progressive dying, starting at the tips, of shoots, twigs, tops, branches or roots.
• condition of death of many terminal branches.
• The death of young shoots or branch tips, due to extreme weather conditions or any of several fungus diseases.
• A very serious fungal disease causing the dieback of individual branches and possibly the death of the tree.
• Death of living tissues, usually leaves and twigs first, that progress from the outside or top of the tree towards the interior or base.
• In this disease the stems die starting at the tips. It is caused by insufficient water, nutrition deficiency, and the plant not adapting to the climate in which it is growing, or severe insect, mite or disease injury.
• a disease of plants characterized by the gradual dying of the young shoots starting at the tips and progressing to the larger branches

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