lime tree dying

Lime tree was really productive and now appears to be dying, so what can I do? Half the tree still has some fruit but other half is practically dry and twigs can be snapped off.

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 10/27/2015 @ 3:40 pm

Leaf and twig die back are generally due to plant stress or disease.
Verify the watering and fertilizer schedule.

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You should inspect the tree carefully to look for signs of pests or disease on the leaves, fruit or trunk of the tree.

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