With the help of a new grant, a team of researchers at the University of Minnesota researchers are studying oak wilt, an invasive fungus that is threatening Minnesota’s oak tree population. Sometimes ...

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A fungal disease called oak wilt can infect trees in spring and summer. That’s when sap beetles, sometimes called picnic beetles, are attracted to the fungus of infected trees. It can spread it to ...

That means anyone living in USDA hardiness zones 3 to 7, where outside temperatures often drop below freezing during the winter, can continue to maintain healthy citrus trees. But the trick is keeping ...

Among the deciduous trees, what appeared to be many drab gray ... sometimes like wood. Turkey tail fungus on a log. But as I walked a trail recently, I paused to look more closely at some downed ...

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Among the deciduous trees, what appeared to be many drab gray ... On these sites, I found a prolific growth of a different shelf fungus. And instead of being tough, this fungus was flexible ...

WORK to remove a tree from a park in Taunton will start next week. A Honey Chestnut affected by fungus will be removed from Greenway Recreation Ground for public safety. Taunton Town Council said ...

“But to think that it could be gone in x number of years, hard to believe.” The native Pennsylvania trees are being attacked by two separate diseases — beech bark disease, which moves very slowly, and ...

It’s getting harder to grow Christmas trees due to the rising temperatures and diseases. Warmer weather affects needle retention, dries the soil, and allows more pests to thrive.

Also known as blue stain fungus for the stain it leaves in the wood of infected trees, Grosmannia clavigera is carried to the host trees by pine beetles and weakens the trees’ natural defense system, ...