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Meanings of dieback in English

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Usage of dieback in English
1
She had also observed that it had caused dieback on the trees.
Radio NZ
2
They can provide a refuge against increasing biodiversity threats like kauri dieback.
Radio NZ
3
Romance blossoms, but there's an unusual amount of dieback to contend with.
News.com.au
4
Other symptoms include sap oozing from the tunnel entrances and branch dieback.
Radio NZ
5
Some feared that the gathering extinction event might soon overwhelm mankind: the dieback.
Masked
6
Kauri dieback disease may have reached trees on Auckland's North Shore.
Radio NZ
7
The dieback had been sudden and nothing had dried out yet.
Coalition's End
8
The leaves of this ash tree show signs of ash dieback.
The Guardian
9
McKenzie said the lockdown was also good news in the fight against kauri dieback.
Radio NZ
10
Kauri dieback was a crisis and the ministry was taking too long, he said.
Radio NZ
11
The Ministry of Primary Industries is defending its leadership of the kauri dieback programme.
Radio NZ
12
This time the tree under threat is ash and the pathogen is ash dieback.
BBC
13
The staff would advise private landowners, and test their soil for kauri dieback .
Radio NZ
14
The solution to kauri dieback could be hiding in compounds from other native plants.
Radio NZ
15
Ash dieback is a fungal disease that kills ash trees.
The Irish Times
16
It was hoped they would kill any kauri dieback spores.
Radio NZ
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