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Pest & Disease Alert - Red band needle blight attacks Pinus in Scotland
By Christina Taylor 16 January 2012
Nursery stock in Scotland been destroyed after multiple outbreaks of Dothistroma septosporum attacked various varieties of Pinus and a shelterbelt protecting plants.
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