Status of Ganoderma in oil palm.

By D. Ariffin, A. S. Idris, G. Singh, J. Flood, P. Bridge, M. Holderness. 2000

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Ecological status of Ganoderma and basal stem rot disease of oil palms (Elaeis guineensis Jacq.). (2013, background): “By the time the foliar symptoms are apparent, the fungus has already killed half of the plant’s tissues (Arrifin et al., 2000).”
Ganoderma disease of oil palm—A white rot perspective necessary for integrated control (2007, background): “Surprisingly, the role of basidiospores remains unclear (Ariffin et al., 2000). Weakening of the palm may predispose it to infection. Initially the disease was associated with old palms in the early years of study. However, the trend has changed (Flood et al., 2000b). BSR began after the 6th year an”