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animal damage can also
cause stress to the
plant resulting in
cankers.
Other causes of
cankers is
pruning when the bark is wet or
using un-sterilized tools...
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Thousand cankers disease (TCD) is a
recently recognized disease of
certain walnuts (Juglans spp.). The
disease results from the
combined activity of the...
- stomatitis, or
recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS),
commonly referred to as a
canker sore or salt blister, is a
common condition characterized by the repeated...
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cases of
citrus canker are more
acute in
areas that
receive high
rainfall and have high mean temperature, such as Florida. Often,
cankers emerge briskly...
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lethal symptoms of the
disease are the
Leucostoma cankers. The
severity of the
Leucostoma cankers is
dependent on the part of the
plant infected. The...
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shagbark hickories. Once infected,
these trees' bark also
exhibit orange cankers but may not die. The
pathogen can
persist in
these trees,
producing spores...
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Canker-worm may
refer to
following inchworms:
Alsophila pometaria, the fall
cankerworm Paleacrita vernata, the
spring cankerworm This
disambiguation page...
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Symptoms on the pine
include gall formation, stem swelling,
cankers, bushiness, and dieback. The
cankers in the stem
allow secondary fungal infections or other...
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pathogenic fungi can also
cause cankers in cypresses.
Besides Monterey cypress,
other trees attacked by the
fungi that
cause this
canker include Cupressus sempervirens...
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exude from the
cankers. The
factors that
determine whether or not
cankers become active are not well known, but it is
thought that
cankers found on larger...
