Newly bought coral bark maple with suspected Verticillium wilt (vascular streaking in roots): remove tree, all roots, and surrounding soil. Fungus survives years without host.
If no streaking: likely transplant shock. Fertilize, water, forget Verticillium. Ask nursery to check their stock.
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