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CICLY-OAP, the Centre for Information on Coconut Lethal Yellowing and Other Associated Phytoplasma is intended to act as a clearing house for information about lethal yellowing and similar diseases of coconuts and other palms. Lethal yellowing is a phytoplasma disease and susceptible coconut palms die within 3 to 6 months of the first symptoms. Millions of coconut palms in the Caribbean and on the Atlantic coasts of Central and South America are at risk because the common variety is highly susceptible. Diseases with a phytoplasma etiology also occur on coconut palms in West and East Africa. Phytoplasma have been associated with coconut diseases in southeast Asia, from where resistant varieties are also known. Visit the CICLY web site.

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Powered by "Something a naturalist and guide said to our group . . . For many years, coconut palms had thrived on Nevis despite a native
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Powered by The sentence [in the posted CIMMYT <http://blog.cimmyt.org/?p=2511>news item] "Maize also offers a profitable alternative for
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Characterization of the genetic diversity of the Tall coconut (*Cocos nucifera *L.) in the Dominican Republic using microsatellite (SSR) markers Reina Teresa
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Hugh The photos Mr. Ivan uploaded appear to be Phoenix canariensis, the Canary Island Date Palm. As you probably are aware there are several diseases,
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Angel Ivan You have uploaded 11 photos to an album <http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/CICLY/photos> under the title "Irapuato Guanajuato Mexico" and described
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