Die back is a destructive disease in mango, characterized by the darkening and drying of twigs from the tip downwards, leading to
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Die back is a destructive disease in mango, characterized by the darkening and drying of twigs from the tip downwards, leading to withering, defoliation, and eventual branch death. The disease is most noticeable in October and November, particularly in older trees, where the affected leaves appear scorched. Internal browning of wood tissue, along with cracking of branches and gum exudation, are common symptoms.