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Diseases of Woody and Herbaceous Plants
David L. ClementDavid L. Clement
University of Maryland Cooperative Extension
Anthracnose diseases of trees
� Early to late spring
� Spotting followed by lesions running along veinsveins
� May cause defoliation
� Overwinter on twigs and buds
� Most require no treatment
Oak anthracnose
� Very common
� No treatments necessarynecessary
Sycamore anthracnose
� Causes defoliation
� Some resistance in London PlaneLondon Plane
� Can cause disfigured shape in canopy
Discula anthracnose
� Initial spots enlarge and form lesions along the veins
Lesions can � Lesions can appear ragged
� Check lower leaf surfaces for small black dots
Discula anthracnose
� Spotting on bracts is rare
� Compare with Botrytis which is slimeywhich is slimey
Discula anthracnose
� Water sprouts on trunk are especially susceptible
� Remove promptly to prevent stem infectionsRemove promptly to prevent stem infections
Anthracnose Diseases of Trees
Tree Name Latin Name
Sexual Stage of anthracnose
Asexual Stage of anthracnose
Ash Fraxinus Gnomoniella fraxini Discula fraxini
Birch Betula Apiognomonia sp. Cryptocline betularumBirch Betula Apiognomonia sp. Cryptocline betularum
Elm Ulmus Stegophora ulmea unknown
Filbert Corylus Monostichella coryli unknown
Dogwood Cornus unknown Discula destructiva
Hickory Carya Gnomonia caryae Asteroma caryae
Anthracnose Diseases of Trees
Tree Name Latin Name
Sexual Stage of Anthracnose
Asexual Stage of Anthracnose
Hornbeam Carpinus Apiosporopsis carpinea Monostichella sp.
Maple Acer Aureobasidium apocryptum
Unknown
Discula campestrisMaple Acer
apocryptum Discula campestris
Discula umbrinella
Colletotrichum gloeosprioides
Oak Quercus Apiognomonia quercina Discula querrcina
Redbud Cercis Aureobasidium sp. unknown
Sycamore Platanus Apiognomonia veneta unknown
Fungal Leaf Spots of TreesTree Name Latin
Name
Sexual Stage of Leaf Spot Fungus
Asexual Stage of Leaf Spot Fungus
Ash Fraxinus Mycosphaerella effigurata
M. fraxinicola
Pseudocercosporella fraxini
unknown
Crabapple Malus Venturia inaequalis Fusicladium pomi
Dogwood Cornus Elsinoe corni
unknown
unknown
Septoria floridae
Hawthorn Crataegus Diplocarpon mespili Entomosporium mespili
Horse Chestnut
Aesculus Rhytisma spp.
unknown
unknown
Phyllosticta minima
Leaf spots
� Tar spot on maple
Leaf Spots
� Oak leaf blister
Leaf Spots
� Tulip poplar eyespot gall
Leaf Spots
� Eyespot gall on maple
Powdery mildew
� Symptoms on dogwood
Powdery mildew
� Early fall color symptoms
Powdery mildew
� Symptoms on sycamore
Powdery mildew
� Symptoms on oak
Powdery mildew
� Symptoms on pansies
Powdery mildew
� Symptoms on zinnia flowers
Rust Diseases
� Symptoms on cedar
Rust Diseases
� Symptoms on hawthorn fruit
Rust Diseases
� Symptoms on hawthorn twigs
Rust diseases
� Symptoms on ash
� Alternate host is cord grass along the salt marshesmarshes
Wilt diseases
� Dutch elm disease
Wilt diseases
� Dutch elm disease
Wilt diseases
� Verticillium wilt
Wilt diseases
� Mimosa wilt
Fireblight
� Caused by bacterium
� Only attacks plants in the rose family
� Characteristic � Characteristic shepherds crook
� Leaves remain attached
� On pears the leaves turn black
Fireblight
� In wet weather bacterial ooze can be spread by insects or rain
Bacterial leaf scorch
� Caused by a bacterium
� Thins the canopy
� Causes dieback
� Starts from the lower � Starts from the lower branches and interior of the canopy
� Has killed street trees especially in NJ
Bacterial leaf scorch
� Symptoms on elm
Bacterial leaf scorch
� Symptoms on maple
Bacterial diseases
� Symptoms on zinnia
Virus diseases
� Relatively rare
� Cause various symptoms that might be confused with nutritional disorders or be confused with nutritional disorders or chemical damage
Virus diseases
� INSV on impatiens
Air pollution
� Ozone damage
Phytotoxicity
� Chemical damage is more uniform than disease symptoms
� Symptoms appear on many plants at the Symptoms appear on many plants at the same time in the landscape
Phytotoxicity
� Chemicals applied during extreme heat or incompatible mixtures
Herbicide damage
� Dicamba injury
Herbicide damage
� Symptoms on maple
Sooty mold
� Black coating grows on honey dew
� Usually indicates a scale or aphid problemscale or aphid problem
Drought damage
� Leaf curling
Leaf Distortion
� Aphid feeding damage
Freeze damage
� Symptoms on iris
Phytotoxicity
� Wood alcohol damage form mulch
Drought Damage
� Scorch on trycirtis