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Farmers' indigenous knowledge in the management of coffee berry disease caused by Colletotrichum kahawae and its status assessment.

J Ethnobiol Ethnomed · 2026 · PMC13440173 · PMID 42219505

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A significant majority of respondents (72%) reported an increasing prevalence of the disease, whereas 11% perceived a decreasing trend, 9% reported no change, and 8% noted fluctuations (Fig. 2 ).

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Current status and impacts of coffee berry disease on Ethiopian coffee farming systems The survey confirmed that 72% of respondents reported an increasing trend in Coffee Berry Disease (CBD) prevalence, consistent with wider observations from East Africa.

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