It seems reasonable to infer that the HF killed the tissue that the XP has
utilised. Not sure you can assert much about the progress of the HF from
that, though.
Edmund
Edmund Hopkins
Tree Officer
Planning Services
Nottingham City Council
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From: rupertbaker [rupert_baker@xxxxxxxx.co.uk]
Saw this (Xylaria polymorpha) on the base of a large sycamore with a
decent-sized area of bark-loss and decay on one side, and Armillaria
rhizomorphs all around
Books say it's a deadwood specialist on Acer and beech.
Question: is the presence of a deadwood saprophyte an indication of the
progress of the killing of basal tissue by the Armillaria?
Rupert
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