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Meanings of ash dieback disease in English

Plant disease.

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Examples for "ash dieback"
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The leaves of this ash tree show signs of ash dieback.
The Guardian
2
This time the tree under threat is ash and the pathogen is ash dieback.
BBC
3
Hot on the heels of ash dieback, it seems that sweet chestnuts are now under threat.
The Guardian
4
Garden designers have found inspiration in areas varying from the consequences of ash dieback to woodland burials.
BBC
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After 2012, broadleaf planting did fall, not because of EU funding but because of ash dieback disease.
The Irish Times
Usage of ash dieback disease in English
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After 2012, broadleaf planting did fall, not because of EU funding but because of ash dieback disease.
The Irish Times
2
Norfolk's Lower Wood, in Ashwellthorpe, famous for its spring display of bluebells, is among those areas where ash dieback disease has been discovered.
BBC
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Eradication of ash dieback disease in Ireland is no longer considered feasible and a review into the national response to it has been launched.
The Irish Times