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HortNews- September 2005
... the sudden loss of many Scotch pines (Pinus sylvestris) from Pine Wilt Disease. Scotch pine has become the most commonly planted tree around farms and ... - bristlecone pine (W) Pinus banksiana - Jack pine Pinus cembroides - pinyon pine (W) Pinus flexilis - limber pine Pinus heldreichii - Bosnian pine (E) Pinus mugo - mugo pine Pinus nigra - Austrian pine Pinus ponderosa - ponderosa pine Pseudotsuga ...
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Sphaeropsis Tip Blight
... trees age, although young trees can be affected. Austrian pine is the most severely affected of the pines, but Ponderosa pine, Scotch pine and Mugo pine are also susceptible. The most conspicuous symptoms of ... ultimately kill them. Diplodia tip blight can be confused with damage caused by pine tip moths; however, pine tip moth damage can be distinguished by the presence of larvae or tunnels ...
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Pine Sawfly
... groups and will 'rear back' when disturbed. Sawflies are especially damaging on Scotch and Mugo pine, and while usually not a serious problem on mature trees can seriously weaken small ... Sevin because it is highly toxic to bees. More information: European Pine Sawfly, The Ohio State University Extension European Pine Sawfly, Kansas State University Research & Extension Return to Horticulture Paradise ...
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Evergreen Needle Drop
... pine (2-4 yrs.) Four Years Austrian pine Red pine Swiss Stone pine Three Years Korean pine Japanese Black pine (3-5 yrs.) Japanese Red pine Japanese White pine Lacebark pine Macedonian pine Ponderosa pine Five Years Bosnian pine Mugo pine ...
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