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Slime flux, also
known as
bacterial slime or
bacterial wetwood, is a
bacterial disease of
certain trees,
primarily elm, cottonwood, poplar, boxelder,...
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Bacterial infection Erwinia carotovora of elm sap,
which causes slime flux (
wetwood) and
staining of the
trunk (here on a 'Camperdown' elm)
Dutch elm disease...
- "Decay
resistance owing to near-anaerobic
conditions in
black cottonwood wetwood".
Canadian Journal of
Forest Research. 9 (1): 39–44. doi:10.1139/x79-007...
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during Covid-19
Elizabeth Ruth
Timmis – For
services to the
community in
Wetwood,
Staffordshire The
Reverend David William Stewart Todd –
Theatre Chaplain...
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miraculous healing properties. The phenomenon,
possibly related to
wetwood,
attracts large crowds to the
monastery every year. The
Preston Twins in...
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Bacterial diseases Bacterial wetwood Bacterium (unidentified) Leaf
scorch Xylella fastidiosa...
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contingency plan in case of an outbreak.
Other diseases include Bacterial Wetwood,
various viral and
fungal diseases,
cankers including Coral Spot, and root...
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Heritage List for England,
retrieved 28
October 2019
Historic England, "
Wetwood Manor,
Eccleshall (1374178)",
National Heritage List for England, retrieved...
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other diseases leading to a misdiagnosis; it most
resembles bacterial wetwood,
polyphagous shot hole borer, and
fusarium dieback. With the
recent outbreak...
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abbey gate. The
abbey owned monastic granges in L****frith at
Roche Grange,
Wetwood and Foker.
Dieulacres Abbey was
surrendered in 1538 at the dissolution...
