Phloem Necrosis
Phloem Necrosis is a plant pathological condition characterized by the localized death of phloem tissues, typically resulting from pathogen invasion or physiological stress, leading to disrupted nutrient translocation and systemic decline in affected hosts.
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A. M. Vettraino, Olivier Morel, C. Perlerou et al. · European Journal of Plant Pathology · 2005 · 190 citations
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