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Cercospora Needle Blight
... . Phomopsis twig blight first effects the tips of the twigs and progresses back to the main trunk of the tree, while Cercospora spreads from the inside outward and from the bottom of ...
hortparadise.unl.edu

AZOLLACEAE [First Draft]
... (林尤興)  Usually small floating ferns. Stems slender, with distinctly erect or tortuous main trunk, easy broken, green, with protostele, lateral-branch axillary or out of axil, pinnatly branching or ...
hua.huh.harvard.edu

justgardeners.com
... don't 'ever' grow back! Can I propagate /(OR stimulate) new branches on the original trunk? Maybe stimulate or foliar feed - a node/ or feed the whole plant/ or graft, or ... ..??? (taking guesses!) Is there a way to get more branches to grow out of the main trunk of the plant, ...or do I have to propagate a whole new plant somehow, just ...
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Ask Extension Database, NDSU Extension Service
... the rest of the tree. Once the disease reaches the main trunk, the entire tree wilts and the leaves turn a bronzed ... wilts suddenly, beginning with the suckers along the base of the main trunk. The leaves are bronzed and hang on the tree for several ... the NDSU Extension Service for additional information or see our main NDSU Web Page for publications and articles on Agriculture, Horticulture, Youth ...
ndsuext.nodak.edu

Growing Wisteria, HYG-1246-94
... pinnately compound leaves. Older, established plants may have a twisted, woody trunk several inches in diameter. Plants that have been grown from ... building gutters. Wisteria can also be grown as a single trunk standard or a tree-form. To accomplish this, the plant ... soil (about 18 inches deep) and about four feet from the main trunk, all around the vine. Failure to Bloom The biggest frustration ...
ohioline.osu.edu

Plums - A Guide To Selection And Use, HYG-1404-92
... Desirable nursery stock for planting consists of trees 3 to 6 feet tall with a trunk diameter of 3/8 to 3/4 inch. Plum trees should be planted in early ... system, several well spaced side or lateral branches (scaffolds) are allowed to develop from the main trunk or leader of the tree. When the tree reaches the desired height, the central leader ...
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PlantOasis.com - Ask a Question to a Plant Expert
... very larg branch fell off and another one is indager of doing the same. The main trunk of the tree is a littel soft as well. I talked to my Nana and ...
plantoasis.com

Trees 1
... result from hitting the trunk with lawn mowers and other garden instruments. Paint wound with a pruning compound; remove and destroy conks. Make pruning cuts flush with the main trunk and do ... Leaves may be deformed or curled. Spray as needed with a powdery mildew control fungicide. Trunk Rots (fungi - Collybia velutipes, Polyporus versicolor, and Polyporus catalpae): These tree fungi are heartwood ...
plantpathology.tamu.edu

Trees part 2
... and invades larger branches or even the trunk. Tree surgery to remove cankers in the main trunk may prolong the life of the tree ... the shelf-like fruiting structures or conks formed on the main trunk. Trees with conks may live for several years. Remove ... grown nursery trees are less subject to mortality. Wrap tree trunk loosely with paper. Water and fertilize properly. Ascochyta Leaf Blight (fungus ...
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Key to Native and Naturalized Genera of Ingeae
... of inflorescence, whether spikes, or capitula, or congregations of either, arising from defoliate nodes of main trunk or of annotinous and older branchlets, clearly separated from and below all expanded coeval lvs ...
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