Wetwood/Slime Flux
Wetwood slime, also known as bacterial wetwood or slime flux, is a common condition affecting a variety of trees, including elms, poplars, willows, and oaks. This disease is characterized by the exudation of a foul-smelling, slimy liquid from cracks, wounds, or branch crotches in the tree. While wetwood is not usually fatal to trees, it […]
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