Final diagnosis


Xylophilus ampelinus (Bacterial necrosis)

Young sprout almost destroyed by <b> <i> Xylophilus ampelinus </i> </b> (bacterial necrosis)
Several longitudinal bursts, brownish, more or less suberized, alter this young branch on several centimeters. <i> <b> Xylophilus ampelinus </b> </i> (bacterial necrosis)
Longitudinal oily lesions of varying degrees of canker on twigs and shoot bursting indicate the presence of bacterial necrosis. <b> <i> Xylophilus ampelinus </i> </b>.
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This foot affected by bacterial necrosis presented a significant sagging of the flower buds. <b> <i> Xylophilus ampelinus </i> </b>
Many brown spots developed early on several leaves causing them to deform. <i> <b> Xylophilus ampelinus </b> </i> (bacterial necrosis)
This fig leaf is dotted with a few small angular spots that can reach 3 mm in diameter. Their color is brown to black, some are surrounded by a more or less marked chlorotic halo. <i> <b> Xylophilus ampelinus </b> </i> (Bacterial necrosis).
Twig affected by bacterial necrosis. <b> <i> Xylophilus ampelinus </i> </b>.