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What's up with this Lime


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I have attached some photos of a large mature Lime. It was fine last year other than perhaps being a bit slower coming into leaf. This year about 40 per cent of the crown, in one area as opposed to diffusely, failed to come into leaf at all, and the bit nearest to this section has pale and sparse foliage. There were no signs of the flat grey plaques of Ustulina/Kreutzmaria Deusta around the base of the trunk, but there were numerous of these bodies higher up, say to 15/18ft. There was also one area of diffuse discolouration of the bark similar to that seen on Chestnuts with Bleeding Canker. Thoughts on the culprit here would be welcome. 

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