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Ganoderma

The threat of Ganoderma to the oil palm industry in Malaysia warrants aggressive approaches in finding a solution to the disease.

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Disease symptom

Formation of fruiting body

The disease can be detected based on the presence of fruiting bodies or basidiomata or sporophore of the Ganoderma on the palm bole or roots.

The threat of Ganoderma to the oil palm industry in Malaysia warrants aggressive approaches in finding a solution to the disease. The situation is made even more critical with the active replanting of second generation oil palm in areas with a bad history of Ganoderma

Development of Ganoderma fruiting body

Fruiting body of Ganoderma

Disease symptoms

Formation of fruiting body

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Foliar symptoms on immature palm

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Foliar symptoms on young palm

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Foliar symptoms on mature palm

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Symptoms on bole/stem at the base

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Dead palm

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Oil palm is the major commodity crop for Malaysia. It is important to ensure its sustainability by improving yield as well as protecting the crop from pest and diseases.

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