Darwin researchers discover cause of mysterious mango twig tip dieback disease

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10 months ago

February 11, 2025

Mango farmer Marshall Haritos once produced 18,000 trays of Kensington Pride mangoes from his Berry Springs property each season.

But over the last five years, a mystery disease has turned his once-profitable orchard into an operation that’s almost no longer viable.

After the inexplicable onset of…

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