20+ year Japanese plum (likely loquat, Eriobotrya japonica) with half tree dying, yellowish powder on limbs, dead wood: Cytospora canker (fungal) entering through wounds, stress. Yellow powder = fungal spores.
Fungicides ineffective once fungus inside. Prevention via vigor is only control. Tree may survive years with management.
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