10 Leylands (6 ft), lower 3/4 brown, tops green. Owner asks how to tell if dead.
Scrape bark on brown branch: green cambium = alive at that point; brown = dead. Prune dead wood to trunk.
Same diseases as Article 12180. Scattered basal death = classic canker symptom.
Tops green = partial life. But disease progresses. Monitor closely.
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