Dying

-back disease Dying-back disease is a plant pathogen caused by various fungi, bacteria, and viruses. It is a major cause of yield loss in various crops and can have a significant impact on crop production. Symptoms of dying-back disease include wilting, browning, and eventual death of infected parts of the plant. Management of dying-back diseases involves identification of the causal pathogen, cultural practices, and the use of fungicides to prevent spread. Employing an integrated approach to management is key to successful control and prevention of these diseases.