Tangelo and grapefruit trees in Southern California show white fungus on fruit tops, fruit dying, ants on infected fruit, and dieback with dry brittle branches. Spreading to orange tree.
Fungal disease controlled effectively with copper fungicides or oil sprays. Critical: spray underside of leaves.
Unlike most fungal diseases, you don't need to spray before spores land; the long penetration window allows curative action.
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