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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) (Clase Magnoliopsida)Autor
angelazhu1Descripción
SYMPTOM: LEAF SPOT ON THE LEAVES OF THIS LIGUSTRUM TREE.
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keng5Descripción
SIGN: Ganoderma applanatum growing on Prunus domestica. DSI: 3
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Camelia Japonesa (Camellia japonica)Autor
keng5Descripción
SYMPTOM: Leaf scorching caused by intense sunlight.
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keng5Descripción
SYMPTOM: Galls and curling of the leaf, with a red color change on the infected leaves of Prunus persica.
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angelazhu1Descripción
SYMPTOM: NECROTIC EDGES ON THE LEAVES OF CAROLINA CHERRY TREES.
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Laurel Japonés (Aucuba japonica)Autor
keng5Descripción
SYMPTOM: wilting of the leaves on the entire plant and on the neighboring plants.
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Camelia Japonesa (Camellia japonica)Autor
keng5Descripción
SYMPTOM: leaf chlorosis on the entire plant.
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Bambú Sagrado (Nandina domestica)Autor
keng5Descripción
SYMPTOM: leaf chlorosis and deformed leaves.
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Hongo de Repisa Peludo (Hexagonia hydnoides)Autor
sahoustonDescripción
SIGN: Eucalyptus obliqua is the host, and I would rate this tree at a 5.
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Cancros (Género Cytospora)Autor
weevilknievelDescripción
On felled cottonwood (Populus fremontii)
SIGNS: Spores emerging from bark. (Is there a name for the 'weeping' mucilage?)
SYMPTOMS: (Is the location of the weeping necessarily a canker? Did the pathogen likely cause the visible split in the bark?)
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Cancros (Género Cytospora)Autor
weevilknievelDescripción
On felled cottonwood (Populus fremontii)
SIGNS: Spores emerging from bark. (Is there a name for the 'weeping' mucilage?)
SYMPTOMS: (Is the location of the weeping necessarily a canker? Did the pathogen likely cause the visible split in the bark?)
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Cancros (Género Cytospora)Autor
weevilknievelDescripción
On felled cottonwood (Populus fremontii)
SIGNS: Spores emerging from bark. (Is there a name for the 'weeping' mucilage?)
SYMPTOMS: (Is the location of the weeping necessarily a canker? Did the pathogen likely cause the visible split in the bark?)
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Granada Cordelina (Punica granatum)Autor
jbfentonDescripción
SYMPTOMS: FRUIT ROT
Diagnosis: Black Heart of Pomegranate
Alternaria spp.
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Sicómoro Americano (Platanus occidentalis)Autor
delatorreDescripción
HEAT STRESS.
Injury level: 3- yellow patches starting to turn brown; not all leves affected, less than 50%
Temperature: 115
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Eucalipto Azul (Eucalyptus globulus)Autor
jonah_bergmanDescripción
Large canker found on Eucalyptus globulus
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jrborundaDescripción
WOOD DECAY: On The stump of a dead cut down eucalyptus. DSI-5
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jrborundaDescripción
WOOD DECAY: On The stump of a dead cut down eucalyptus DSI-5
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jrborundaDescripción
WOOD DECAY: On The stump of a dead cut down eucalyptus DSI-5
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Madreselva del Cabo (Tecomaria capensis)Autor
al_leonDescripción
HEAT STRESS PROJECT
Rating : 1
Temperature 09/06/2020 : 118
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delatorreDescripción
WOOD DECAY.
Tree ID: eucalyptus tree
Observations: Fungus was located on bare soil, most likely infected near my tree roots. Closest tree was a eucalyptus tree, located roughly 6 feet away. Tree did not show visible signs of fungus. Only one sporophore was found (on ground). Tree leaves on one side looked more yellow than the other side. No deadwood shown on trunk.
DSI score: 2
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Orejas de Palo (Complejo Ganoderma applanatum)Autor
ebarraganDescripción
WOOD DECAY
Growing on Schinus molle.
Looked like it was pretty old but that may just be its color
Tree looked like it had been heavily pruned.
DSI score:3
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Hongo del Artista (Ganoderma applanatum)Autor
ebarraganDescripción
WOOD DECAY
Growing on Schinus molle.
Couldnt get a picture underneath because it sat flush against the bark.
Tried cutting it with my knife and it squirted out juice.
Tree looked like it had been ehavily pruned
DSI score:3
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Hiedra de Las Islas Canarias (Hedera canariensis)Autor
jrborundaDescripción
HEAT STRESS PROJECT: Temperature during peak heat event 110 degree Fahrenheit. Necrosis, Yellowing areas turning to brown and green on some edges. Some are completely brown crunchy. Spots, specks are worth mentioning either insect feeding or disease. Injury scale #4
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