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RE: Horse Chestnut Leaf-Miner

Subject: RE: Horse Chestnut Leaf-Miner
From: Ian Brewster
Date: Jul 02 2008 15:14:44
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Moray says:
<I would think that the potential for Summer Branch Drop would be
increased. Does anyone have any info on this?>

Summer branch drop is a phenomenon which affects healthy looking, not
diseased trees. SBD is probably more to do Height/Diameter ratio turned
on its side i.e. effecting lateral limbs described as abnormally loaded.



Paul says:
<Bleeding Canker is widespread too, but some trees seem to be resistant
adjacent to trees with all the symptoms.>

Yes I have seen this also, particular example of this is a site known as
the Jubilee Walk in King George V Recreation Ground, Felpham. We are
trying to get grumpy locals interested and involved with seed gathering
from both infected and 'resilient' trees in our attempt to re-populate
the district. Should be an interesting experiment, has anyone tried this
with other species?

Ian  


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