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A New Tree Biology
... cellulose, hemicelluloses and lignins, mostly. The protoplasm of the living cells in wood and bark are connected in a three-dimensional network called the symplast. The dead boundary walls ... The symplast is concentrated in a circumferencial zone between the wood and bark called the cambial zone, and an outer bark circumferencial zone called the phellogen and in radial bundles called meristematic ...
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Phytophthora Root and Crown Rot of Fruit Trees, HYG-3029-95
... the declining tree. A diagnostic reddish-brown discoloration of the inner bark and wood can be observed after cutting away the outer bark layer. A sharp line demarcates the reddish-brown (diseased) and ...
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Peachtree Borer, HYG-2032-94
... . Borers feed on the growing inner bark of trees, and tunnel between the inner bark and the sapwood. The bark eventually peels off of damaged ... . A gummy mass mixed with sawdust is usually found on the outer bark at the place where a borer started an attack. Entries are ... after adults emerge, the female moths lay eggs under bark scales or on rough bark. Each female lays about 400 eggs. Eggs hatch in ...
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ASTER
... to diseased portions of the roots. Diseased plants are pulled easily from the soil, but outer bark of the roots sloughs off and remains in the soil. Plant only in well drained ...
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Trees Part 4
... amount of stress experienced by the tree. Near death or shortly after tree death the outer bark sloughs off and exposes large masses of brown, dusty one-celled spores (conidia). These spores ... that do well. Wetwood (bacterium - Erwinia nimipressuralis): Affected trees exhibit a sapflow from crotches. The bark below the crotch has a watersoaked appearance. The sap flow is the result of bacterial ...
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What is Bark?
... "rhytidome", a term often considered synonymous with the term "outer bark" (Eames and MacDaniels 1947, Esau 1965). The living organs of the bark consist of the phloem and the living tissues of ... periderm, the phellogen and phelloderm. All living tissues have been collectively termed the "inner bark" (Eames and MacDaniels 1947). Borger (1973) provided an excellent discussion of the development and ...
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Suberized boundary zones...
... zones... Suberized Boundary Zones and the Chronology of Wound Response in Tree Bark A. R. Biggs, West Virginia University, University Experiment Farm. P. O. Box 609, Kearneysville, ... zones and the chronology of wound response in tree bark. Phytopathology 75:1191-1195. Wound response in mechanically injured outer bark of thirteen species of woody dicotyledonous angiosperms was assessed quantitatively ...
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Bark
... structure of bark can differ greatly from tree to tree. As a result, it is a useful characteristic for tree identification. Bark is made up of two layers - outer bark and inner bark. The outer bark is made up of dead cells. This layer is usually quite thick, but in certain trees (young birch, for example) it is very thin. The inner bark, known ...
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Search for Inner bark - Plants For A Future database search
... bark: the bark that is found just beneath the tough outer bark of trees and shrubs. (141) Latin Name Common Name Use Edibility Rating Medicinal Rating Abies alba Silver Fir Inner bark 2 3 Abies amabilis Red Fir Inner bark ...
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Slash Pine Bark
... Bark Pinus elliottii Engelm. Bark Bark characteristics: young bark scaly; blackish-gray mature bark thick; furrowed into irregularly overlapping broad, flat scales 2 to 3 cm (0.8 to 1.2 in) thick; outer layers continually shedding orange to reddish-brown Pinus elliottii - title page Range and Habitat Interactive Comparison Tool Bark Reproductive Structures Glossary Leaves and ...
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