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Bark canker
Neonectria coccinea

Bark canker (Neonectria coccinea) is a fungal pathogen. It was first detected in West Virginia in 1981.

The variant Nectria coccinea var. faginata causes beech bark disease, and can infect the tree via the feeding holes made by the beech scale insect Cryptococcus fagisuga. .

News

03/19/2020 - Bowers Harbor Park Trees Cut, Treated for Beech Disease

03/19/2020 - Taking beech bark disease seriously

01/21/2020 - Managing beech bark disease: Manual applications of glyphosate...

01/17/2020 - DNR Removing Infected Trees at Potawatomi State Park

01/15/2020 - Potawatomi State Park to combat emerald ash borer, beech bark ...

10/15/2019 - Work continues on beech bark disease

11/16/2018 - Tree disease leaving 'zombie forest' in its wake, expert warns

09/21/2018 - Clare County forest update

09/21/2018 - More than maple

01/16/2018 - The Outside Story: Beech Bark Disease

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