- Carry out regular inspections of the plants' root system to detect early signs of infection.
- Avoid excess moisture in the soil through good drainage and correct irrigation planning.
- Remove and destroy infected plants, including all roots, to prevent the spread of the fungus.
- Disinfect pruning and work tools with appropriate solutions to prevent the spread of spores and rhizomorphs.
- Use rootstocks of fruit trees resistant or tolerant to Armillaria mellea.
- Maintain an adequate distance between plants to reduce the possibility of contagion by rhizomorphs.
- Apply specific fungicides in the root zone, following the technical and safety instructions.
- Implement cultural practices that improve the overall health of plants, such as adequate fertilization and management of plant cover.
- Avoid injuries to the roots and base of the trunk during agricultural work.
- Promote adequate crop rotation to reduce the presence of inoculum in the soil.