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Subterranean Termites
... wood in structure. Wood Damage Wood damaged by subterranean termites is often not noticed because the exterior surface usually must be removed to see the damage. However, galleries can be detected by tapping the wood ... as a form of plaster. CREDITS: University of Florida Figure 7. Wood damage by subterranean termites. Usually damage is with the grain and is covered with muddy material. ...
edis.ifas.ufl.edu

Plant Pathology Glossary
... number of plants affected by a disease within a population. Disease Severity the measure of damage done by a disease. Dominant a gene is said to be dominant if it expresses ... walls of vascular plants. Lignin is one of the main constituents of secondary walls and wood. It gives compressive strength and rigidity to the cell wall as well as making it ...
bugs.bio.usyd.edu.au

June 2003 Newsletter
... you place a Japanese beetle trap (or two) in their yard.  Then, when you have damage-free roses, take bouquets of roses to them and thank them for being so kind ... require no pruning and will flower well, year after year, by only removing the dead wood. A few Alba roses include: ‘Great Maiden’s Blush’ ancient.  This is one of my ...
carolinadistrict.org

Hazard Trees: Why They Fall and How to Prevent More Damage
... Trees: Why They Fall and How to Prevent More Damage Hazard Trees: Why They Fall and How to Prevent More Damage GardenLine | Trees and Shrubs | Hazard Trees: Why They Fall ... highly subject to wind damage. The fungi present in decaying wood consume cellose. Cellulose is the major structural component of wood, and the substance which gives wood its enormous strength. Rotted wood becomes light, corky ...
gardenline.usask.ca

DIAGNOSING PLANT DAMAGE - Figure 2-4
... cause such as climatic or chemical damage, - not a living factor. Damage caused by non-living factors usually results in a sharp line between affected and healthy bark. If dieback is more gradual and there is also cracking of the bark and wood ... identifying characteristic of spruce. Top FIGURE 4. NEEDLE DAMAGE Death of the tips of conifer needles producing ...
oregonstate.edu

ODIN006 - Pine Wood Nematode
... Diagnosis] [Control] [Back to Ornamental Disease Notes] [Other Resources] General Information The pine wood nematode or pine wilt nematode (Bursaphelenchus xylophilis) has been ... will be to these plants. The most serious damage due to the pine wood nematode North Carolina at this time is to ... they feed. The larvae bore into the wood and degrade the value of the wood for lumber. The larvae are long, ...
www.ces.ncsu.edu

OD08 - ORNAMENTAL DISEASES INFORMATION NOTE NO. 8 SLIME FLUX/WET WOOD
... flux is a bacterial disease. The infected wood is frequently discolored or appears water soaked (wet wood). Gas (carbon dioxide) is produced by fermentation ... but usually it eventually stops with no treatment and no apparent damage to the tree. This slime flux may be triggered by heat ... good state of vigor and minimize wounds and injuries. More damage can be done to the tree in attempting to cure ...
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Questions On Apple Environmental Damage
... factors such as wind, moisture fluctuations, drought or early insect damage. The black specks you mentioned should not have caused the apples ... these characters but it has survived, thus far, without noticeable damage. Control is often impractical -- spreading sticky or tangle foot material ... betting you have more material in the stakes than you do wood in the trees. I promise you they will not blow ...
www.ext.nodak.edu

Wild Ones: Wild Ones Archive 2002, Aug 23:  #7: Using Wood Chips for Paths  
... Archive 2002, Aug 23: #7: Using Wood Chips for Paths Wild Ones Archive 2002, Aug 23: #7: Using Wood Chips for Paths Wild Ones About ... Wild Links Conferences Wild Ones 2002 Archive ADDITIONAL RESPONSES QUESTION #7: Using Wood Chips for Paths 8-5-02 An untried suggestion - has anyone used ... needs mowing, but if you do mow the paths, you would not damage the rush. I do not think it will form a solid mat ...
www.for-wild.org

TreeHelp.com: How to Prevent Construction Damage
... Horticulture, University of Missouri-Columbia Shortcuts Types of construction damage Preventing damage Tree care after construction Tolerance of trees to root damage Trees are a valuable asset in home landscapes. ... Prevent soil compaction Where fencing to prevent construction traffic is not possible, use temporary wood chip mulch, gravel mulch or bridges to prevent soil compaction around tree roots ...
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