Brown Root Rot Disease Pests and Diseases of American Samoa Number 4 Brown root rot is a disease of woody plants that causes decline and death of trees throughout the tropics. The name brown root rot refers to a dark bro

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• Tutuila
• Ficus
• Tree diseases

Drought Injury Hosts: All Christmas Trees Description of Damage: Drought damage may not show up for a year or more and the effect may be cumulative. The most common sign of drought is a dying of branches starting at the

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• Epiphytes
• Ficus
• Ornamental trees
• Tree diseases

Armillaria Root Rot (Shoestring Root Rot), Armillaria spp. Hosts: All Christmas Trees Description of Damage and Disease Cycle: This fungus damages trees at the base directly at the root collar. Symptoms may vary. Young t

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• Microbiology
• Phytophthora cinnamomi
• Rust
• Armillaria
• Phytophthora
• Tree
• Sphaeropsis blight
• Fungicide use in the United States
• Tree diseases
• Biology
• Botany

Insects/Diseases by Tree Species True Firs: (Fraser, Canaan, White, Balsam, etc.) Spruce spider mite, Cooley spruce gall adelgid, balsam twig aphid, balsam gall midge, spider mites, white pine weevil, elongate hemlock s

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Rainforest masks a deadly disease by Diane Daly May 1998 Phytophthora cinnamomi is a fungal organism which has a destructive reputation of global proportions. It is blamed for “forest dieback” in native forests of Vi

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• Phytophthora
• Historical geology
• Systems ecology
• Rainforest
• Tropical rainforest
• Heath
• Tree diseases
• Biology
• Phytophthora cinnamomi

Conformational Changes in the Capsid of a Calicivirus upon Interaction with Its Functional Receptor Robert J. Ossiboff, Yi Zhou, Patrick J. Lightfoot, B. V. Venkataram Prasad and John S. L. Parker J. Virol. 2010, 84(11):

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• Microbiology
• Picornaviruses
• Tree of life
• Viral diseases
• Feline calicivirus
• Vesivirus
• Poliovirus
• Antibody
• Capsid
• Biology
• Animal virology
• Viruses

Management options for declining madrones in urban areas of the Puget Sound by Marianne Elliott http://students.washington.edu/melliott/arbutus/ManagementOptions.htm There is a large population of overmature madrones in

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• Biology
• Soil
• Root
• Pruning
• Tree diseases
• Bonsai
• Flora of the United States
• Botany
• Arbutus menziesii

The uniqueness of habitats in old eucalypts: contrasting wood-decay fungi and saproxylic beetles of young and old eucalypts T. Wardlaw1,2*, S. Grove2, A. Hopkins3, M. Yee1, K. Harrison4 and C. Mohammed2,4,5 1

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• Medicinal plants
• Fungi
• Wood-decay fungus
• Eucalyptus
• Old-growth forest
• Botany
• Elm
• Lumber
• Postia
• Biology
• Tree diseases
• Environment

favour P. ramorum. For Australia, these areas are coastal NSW and the cooler wetter parts of Victoria and Tasmania. Phytophthora ramorum – help keep it out of Australia! Many consider that the impact of Phytophthora ra

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• Sudden oak death
• Botany
• Phytophthora
• Citrus canker
• Banksia attenuata
• Canker
• Plant pathology
• Phytophthora cinnamomi
• Phytophthora infestans
• Tree diseases
• Biology
• Microbiology

Disposal of trees and plants infected with specific plant diseases Purpose The purpose of this document is to provide guidance to SEPA staff and those involved in the management of trees and plants infected with the foll

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• Tree diseases
• Sustainability
• Sudden oak death
• Thermal treatment
• Scottish Environment Protection Agency
• Incineration
• Compost
• Phytophthora
• Phytophthora cinnamomi
• Environment
• Waste management
• Agriculture