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infected trees dark brown fruiting structure entire tree fruiting structures form dutch elm disease twigs and branches butt rot infected branches feet deep ornamental pathology facts elm bark normal leaves gypsy moth larvae spots form healthy wood
Ornamental Pathology Facts
... or where people or pets could be struck by falling limbs or the falling tree. Inonotus Root Rot Root and butt rot may cause trees to topple before any obvious symptoms ... shelf is brown with millions of tiny pores in which the spores are formed. Inonotus dryadeus (formerly Polyporus dryadeus) A sure sign of severe damage to the tree is the presence of the ...
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Department of Plant Pathology Plant Disease Facts
... or where people or pets could be struck by falling limbs or the falling tree. Inonotus Root Rot A root and butt rot develops. Trees may topple before any obvious symptoms ... sign of severe damage to the tree is the presence of the fruiting structures. Inonotus dryadeus (formerly Polyporus dryadeus) Infected trees should be removed immediately. Laetiporus Root Rot Massive clusters of bright, sulfur ...
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Department of Plant Pathology Plant Disease Facts
... require several years for the tree to die, an infected tree poses a hazard. Inonotus dryadeus (formerly Polyporus dryadeus) This fungus can cause a root and butt rot particularly on oaks. Trees may ...
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