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Cherry Blossoms in Alishan, Taiwan, China Infected with Witches' Broom Disease
"If proper measures are not taken soon, the Alishan cherry blossoms may disappear within a few years." Liu Dongqi, assistant professor in the Department of Horticulture at Chung Hsing University, said that the Yoshino cherries in Alishan are infected with witches' broom disease. Although it cannot be cured completely, there is still hope. As long as efforts are made to strengthen the cherry trees' root systems, the Yoshino cherries can once again bloom into a beautiful sea of flowers. According to Taiwan media reports, Alishan cherry blossoms attract large crowds of cherry-viewing visitors every year, and the Somei Yoshino cherry has even been crowned the "King of Cherry Blossoms," with its gorgeous blossoms captivating many tourists. In the year, the Yoshino cherries contracted witches' broom disease and gradually
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