Well, when you research this topic (Armillaria) what you end up with is that you really cannot count on anything being definitely off the menu. Consider rooting around with a trowel periodically and pulling up the bootlaces. These grow up onto the crown of the plant and kill the top, thereby creating more dead plant matter to digest.

Another thing is that Armillaria need to stay moist, if you are irrigating try experimenting with cutting that off. Up here camellias are actually recommended for their drought tolerance. In a hot region these east Asian monsoon climate shrubs would presumably require some assistance to get through the summer.

Hello.
" Armillaria mellea " is one of the worst diseases that could have a garden.

Any weak tree, one will see affected. You must withdraw all the remains of the affected trees and burn them.

Also you must withdraw all the roots and burn them. There are approximately forty species of the Genre Armillaria, but A. mellea is the worst.

You garden must avoid the flooded water..
And to begin to give treatments against the Armillaria mellea, of regular form.
Perdon for my evil english.
Regards.

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Here is a link that might be useful: Armillaria mellea Link