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Hmmm, that's what the HO said she saw when she cut off the dead limbs...I've only gotten to see it after she cut it, and all that was really evident was the nasty roots. There are robinia close by...are they susceptible to verticillium as well?

Thanks chaps...no sign of mycelium or fruiting bodies...how would verticillium wilt present on a magnolia? I know what it looks like on a Phoenix palm...

Here in Tasmania again... A smallish magnolia, only about 8', apparently was planted about 11 yrs ago. It started to go back, branches started to die one by one, tip down. It didn't see this stage. Right now it has one small green branch left, trunk shows green under the bark and has more...