entpath disease 7: Beech bark disease and beech leaf disease

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"Beech scale insect" is close kin to...

H.W.A.

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how does beech bark disease fungus enter the tree?

beech scale feeds on tree, creating fissures in the bark.

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What does the beech bark disease fungus do once it enters the tree?

kill the inner bark tissue, forming cankers which can girdle the tree.

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What are the 3 phases of Beech bark disease?

advancing front, killing front, aftermath forest.

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What is the advancing front of beech bark disease?

occurs when the beech scale has invaded a stand of beech trees, but the fungi is not yet present.

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What is the killing front of beech back disease?

characterized by high levels of beech scale and fungi, leading to high mortality of beech trees.

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what is the aftermath forest of beech bark diease?

low levels of beech scale and fungi, small deformed beech trees remain.

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beech snap

beech bark disease can lead to girdling, causing the stem to break.

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What causes beech leaf disease?

nematode

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What is damaging about beech leaf disease?

causes the leaves to die and can kill the tree.

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What is the main culprit for how the nematodes are spread?

wind

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What happens to the leaves of a beech tree when hit by beech leaf disease?

causes discoloration and a thickening between the veins of the leaves.

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what time of the year do nematodes migrate to newly formed buds?

summer and early fall

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Where do nematodes spend their fall and winter?

in the bud scales at the end of the twig, feeding on bud tissue and laying eggs.