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A New Tree Biology
... were highly ordered patterns of discolored and decayed wood associated with wounds and branch stubs. Patterns of discoloration and decay in many trees could not be ... and their associates. Hundreds of thousands of isolations for microorganisms from sound and infected wood showed that bacteria and non-decay causing fungi were usually the first organisms to invade wood through wounds and branch stubs ...
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CANKER
... and associates infect wounds and branch stubs in four basic ways: 1. annual cankers, where a shallow wound is infected and spread is limited to one growing period; 2. wounds where successions of organisms may or may not cause increasing columns of compartmentalized discolored and decayed wood; 3. perennial cankers, where wounds and stubs are infected and the pathogens invade bark first and ...
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Wallace W Hansen Native Plants of the Northwest Betula Papyrifera Paper Birch Catalog
... surprisingly canoes. The strong, flexible wood was often worked into weapons such as spears and bows and arrows. Commercially, paper birch is processed into wood chips for the manufacture of pulp ... other disturbance. It is also possible to have a number of different bacterium and fungi enter the tree through wounds and branch stubs. If root rot fungus infects the root systems of surrounding trees, ...
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Ornamental Pathology Facts
... and diseases that defoliate trees prematurely. When inspecting branches and young trees for cankers, look for: Localized areas of roughened or cracked bark, especially around wounds and branch stubs ...
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Ornamental Pathology Facts
... one or two years and large branches after several years. Resin flows out of the cankers and may drip down on lower branches. Cytospora can infect branches through wounds and branch stubs but does not ... the spores ooze out in long yellowish threads. Rain splashes the spores to other branches and branch killing proceeds up the tree. Management Since the fungus readily infects wounded tissue but ...
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Ask Extension Database, NDSU Extension Service
... damage to turf and other plantings during the dormant season. Some trees "bleed" or exude sap from pruning wounds when pruned in spring. For this reason, maples , birches, elms, and black walnuts are ... cuts at a bud or at an adjoining side branch so that no branch stubs remain. Stubs die back which prevents healing of the pruning wound and allows disease organisms to gain entry into healthy ...
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How to Care for Tree Wounds, HYG-3045-96
... wounds occur in late summer or fall either. The bark over these sorts of wounds tends to die and become loose in an elliptical fashion naturally. Healing associated with branch stubs may often be delayed and ... callused over, but chances of decay organisms entering the wound and becoming established are greater. Branch stubs previously incorrectly pruned should be corrected as promptly as possible. ...
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Trees 1
... trunk generally through wounds or branch stubs resulting from pruning or mechanical damage. The rot is generally found on dead timber, but the fungus can get established on living trees and destroy the ... 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 not leave branch stubs. Crown Gall ( ...
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Russian Olive Canker and Dieback
... are oval and depressed; most are 1 to 6 inches long. Cause: The spores of the fungus are rain splashed and generally infect broken thorns, branch stubs and bark wounds. The fungus will infect even healthy, vigorously growing plants. Infection can occur throughout the growing season whenever rain and wounds are ...
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Tree Pruning - Tree Care - Denver Plants
... is the overall health of the tree. Dead limbs, broken limbs and branch stubs should be pruned out. This allows the tree to compartmentalize ... wounds as they rub each other. We look for limbs with included bark or other defects. We try to promote good branch ... Plants Click Here © Copyright 2003 nSnare Digital Media Site design and hosting by nSnare Digital Media Questions or comments about this site? ...
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