| 5488488 |
fire |
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|
| 5488487 |
fire |
|
|
| 1582828 |
cold injury (low temperature) |
|
Clethra pringlei
damage at 20 degree F |
| 1582830 |
cold injury (low temperature) |
|
cold damage 18 degree F |
| 1581843 |
cold injury (low temperature) |
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damage at 19F |
| 1581250 |
cold injury (low temperature) |
|
damage to foliage caused by 19 degree F as a young plant |
| 1580429 |
cold injury (low temperature) |
|
|
| 1580430 |
cold injury (low temperature) |
|
freeze damage |
| 1580408 |
cold injury (low temperature) |
|
freeze damage |
| 5405243 |
flooding/high water |
|
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| 5405238 |
flooding/high water |
|
|
| 1581853 |
cold injury (low temperature) |
|
damage at 19F |
| 5405242 |
flooding/high water |
|
|
| 5444361 |
volcanoes |
|
|
| 5444359 |
volcanoes |
|
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| 5444360 |
volcanoes |
|
|
| 5444357 |
volcanoes |
|
|
| 5444358 |
volcanoes |
|
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| 5444337 |
volcanoes |
|
|
| 5444332 |
volcanoes |
|
|
| 5444333 |
volcanoes |
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| 5444329 |
volcanoes |
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|
| 5444330 |
volcanoes |
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| 5444328 |
volcanoes |
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|
| 2651071 |
fire |
|
buds killed |
| 2651069 |
fire |
|
bud protected by needles |
| 2651070 |
fire |
|
one year recovery |
| 2651065 |
fire |
|
terminal buds alive after wildfire |
| 2651066 |
fire |
|
stand damage |
| 2651067 |
fire |
|
100% scorch |
| 2651068 |
fire |
|
Scorch and bud damage from a spring wildfire |
| 2651064 |
fire |
|
Damage to stand during spring of year. Note the growth at the terminals. |
| 2651059 |
fire |
|
Wind speed meter, sling psychrometers, wood moisture meter, and radios for prescribed fire use. |
| 2651060 |
fire |
|
Drip torches, fuel can, fire flaps, fire rake, and shovel for prescribed fire use. |
| 2651063 |
fire |
|
hardwoods resprouting from prescribed fire damage - 1 growing season |
| 2187052 |
Road salt or de-icing salt |
|
|
| 2187053 |
Road salt or de-icing salt |
|
|
| 2187051 |
Road salt or de-icing salt |
|
|
| 1162064 |
fire |
|
Lines of strip heading fires set at night. Tifton, Georgia. 1984 |
| 1162065 |
fire |
|
Setting a line of heading fire at night. Tifton, Georgia 1984 |
| 1162063 |
fire |
|
Brandon Moorhead on the fireline. Tifton, Georgia |
| 1162050 |
fire |
|
Spot fire. Tifton, Georgia |
| 1162049 |
fire |
|
Spot fire ignition. Tifton, Georgia |
| 1146042 |
fire |
|
Left flank of a flanking fire in 3-year old rough during a dormant season (December) burn. Tifton, Georgia |
| 1146043 |
fire |
|
Right flank of a flanking fire in 3-year old rough during a dormant season (December) burn. Tifton, Georgia |
| 1146044 |
fire |
|
Heading fire in a 3-year old rough during a dormant season (December) burn. Tifton, Georgia |
| 1147010 |
genetic abnormalities |
|
Genetically abnormal tobacco plants, while usually of little or no economic importance, may be confused with infectious disease or chemical injuries. These abnormalities may be called monstosities, malformations, enations, anamolies, throwbacks, kickbacks, or runouts. It is unusual to find more than one of these abnormal plants in a field. Most fields contain none. Chimeras or variegated tobacco plants have irregular patches on the leaves that vary in color from creamy-white to yellow-green and give the plant a marbled or mottled appearance. Most variegated plants attain normal size, bloom normally, and produce seed. Sometimes abnormally shaped leaves appear on the affected plant. Patterns may be seen in the cured leaves from variegated plants. Another example of genetic abnormality is ruffles. Leaf margins roll downward, and leaves curve downward. Petioles may be elongated. The leaf blade margin may form pouches or folds upon itself, especially along veins on the underside of the leaf. |
| 1146039 |
fire |
|
Plowed firebreak, South Georgia |
| 1146041 |
fire |
|
Smoke from smoldering large woody debris (downed logs). Tifton, Georgia |
| 1146037 |
fire |
|
Backing fire during April burn. Tifton, Georgia |
| 1146032 |
fire |
|
logging debris carefully raked into a pile for site preparation burning. By minimizing the amount of soil in the raked pile less smoke and smoldering occurs. Axson, Georgia |
| 1146035 |
fire |
|
Smoke moving across a public highway in late afternoon from piled logging slash and debris following mechanical site preparation by root raking and piling. These debris piles will burn and smolder through the night causing potentially hazardous driving conditions if smoke lingers on roadway. Alapaha, Georgia |
| 1146036 |
fire |
|
April burn. Tifton, Georgia |
| 1146031 |
fire |
|
Smoke moving across a public highway in late afternoon from piled logging slash and debris following mechanical site preparation by root raking and piling. These debris piles will burn and smolder through the night causing potentially hazardous driving conditions if smoke lingers on roadway. Alapaha, Georgia |
| 1146028 |
drought |
|
Shedding of older foliage in response to prolonged drough conditions. Note that the last flush of foliage is still green at the tips of the shoots. Jacksonsville, Georgia |
| 1146027 |
drought |
|
Shedding of older foliage in response to prolonged drough conditions. Note that the last flush of foliage is still green at the tips of the shoots. Jacksonsville, Georgia |
| 1146022 |
fire |
|
After doramant season (December) backing fire in 8-year old plantation. Tifton, Georgia |
| 1146024 |
fire |
|
Edge of a spot fire backing into wind. April burn. Tifton, Georgia |
| 1146026 |
fire |
|
April burn with spot fire technique. Tifton, Georgia |
| 1146021 |
fire |
|
Backing fire in April. Tifton, Georgia |
| 1146012 |
fire |
|
on the fire line. Tifton, Georgia |
| 1146013 |
fire |
|
regrowth of bracken fern following a late winter (February) burn. Tifton, Georgia |
| 1146014 |
fire |
|
regrowth of bracken fern following a late winter (February) burn. Tifton, Georgia |
| 1146005 |
fire |
|
Backing fire moving toward Buddy "the fire dog" Tifton, Goeriga |
| 1146007 |
fire |
|
Dead snag tree burning during prescribed burn. Tifton, Georgia |
| 1146009 |
fire |
|
regrowth of bracken fern following a late winter (February) burn. Tifton, Georgia |
| 1146001 |
fire |
|
Dead snag tree catching on fire during a spring (April) spot fire. Tifton, Georgia |
| 1146002 |
fire |
|
Smoke from doramnt season (December) flanking fire in 2-year old rough. Tifton, Georgia |
| 1146003 |
fire |
|
Backing fire during spring (April) burn approaching Buddy "the fire dog". Tifton, Georgia |
| 1242075 |
lightning |
|
|
| 1147009 |
genetic abnormalities |
|
Genetically abnormal tobacco plants, while usually of little or no economic importance, may be confused with infectious disease or chemical injuries. These abnormalities may be called monstosities, malformations, enations, anamolies, throwbacks, kickbacks, or runouts. It is unusual to find more than one of these abnormal plants in a field. Most fields contain none. Chimeras or variegated tobacco plants have irregular patches on the leaves that vary in color from creamy-white to yellow-green and give the plant a marbled or mottled appearance. Most variegated plants attain normal size, bloom normally, and produce seed. Sometimes abnormally shaped leaves appear on the affected plant. Patterns may be seen in the cured leaves from variegated plants. Another example of genetic abnormality is ruffles. Leaf margins roll downward, and leaves curve downward. Petioles may be elongated. The leaf blade margin may form pouches or folds upon itself, especially along veins on the underside of the leaf. |
| 5430117 |
flooding/high water |
|
Fish are washed out of a marsh through a drainage pipe during high water and flooding. |
| 5430115 |
flooding/high water |
|
Fish are washed out of a marsh through a drainage pipe during high water and flooding. |
| 5430111 |
flooding/high water |
|
Fish are washed out of a marsh through a drainage pipe during high water and flooding. |
| 5430121 |
flooding/high water |
|
Fish are washed out of a marsh through a drainage pipe during high water and flooding. |
| 5430122 |
flooding/high water |
|
Fish are washed out of a marsh through a drainage pipe during high water and flooding. |
| 5430123 |
flooding/high water |
|
Fish are washed out of a marsh through a drainage pipe during high water and flooding. |
| 2651022 |
hail |
|
Foliage stripped from terminals |
| 1147011 |
genetic abnormalities |
|
Genetically abnormal tobacco plants, while usually of little or no economic importance, may be confused with infectious disease or chemical injuries. These abnormalities may be called monstosities, malformations, enations, anamolies, throwbacks, kickbacks, or runouts. It is unusual to find more than one of these abnormal plants in a field. Most fields contain none. Chimeras or variegated tobacco plants have irregular patches on the leaves that vary in color from creamy-white to yellow-green and give the plant a marbled or mottled appearance. Most variegated plants attain normal size, bloom normally, and produce seed. Sometimes abnormally shaped leaves appear on the affected plant. Patterns may be seen in the cured leaves from variegated plants. Another example of genetic abnormality is ruffles. Leaf margins roll downward, and leaves curve downward. Petioles may be elongated. The leaf blade margin may form pouches or folds upon itself, especially along veins on the underside of the leaf. |
| 1460011 |
fire |
|
Litter (shed bark and pine needles) buildup at the base of a tree in a stand that has not been burned for 47 years. Introducing fire into this stand will require moist soil and litter conditions to prevent smoldering at the base of these trees which can girdle the stem and lateral roots. April 2002 |
| 1146023 |
fire |
|
Backing fire during an April burn. |
| 1146025 |
fire |
|
April burn spot fire technique. |
| 1146029 |
drought |
|
Shedding of older foliage in response to prolonged drough conditions. Note that the last flush of foliage is still green at the tips of the shoots., |
| 1146034 |
fire |
|
logging debris carefully raked into a pile for site preparation burning. By minimizing the amount of soil in the raked pile less smoke and smoldering occurs. |
| 1146033 |
fire |
|
logging debris carefully raked into a pile for site preparation burning. By minimizing the amount of soil in the raked pile less smoke and smoldering occurs. |
| 1146038 |
fire |
|
Flaning fire in 3-year old rough. Dormant season (December) burn. Tifton, Georgia |
| 2651021 |
hail |
|
Foliage damage |
| 1146010 |
fire |
|
Spring (April) burn in mid-afternoon becomes difficult to maintain as relative humidity is increasing the moisture content of fine fuels carrying the fire. |
| 1146040 |
fire |
|
Using a growing season (May) burn to control hardwoods. Tifton, Georgia |
| 1217107 |
fire |
|
Burn in newly planted stand |
| 1217054 |
frost and winter injury (general) |
|
|
| 1217046 |
frost and winter injury (general) |
|
|
| 1217025 |
fire |
|
|
| 1217026 |
fire |
|
|
| 1217027 |
fire |
|
|
| 1217028 |
fire |
|
Chop and burn |
| 1217029 |
fire |
|
|
| 1217051 |
frost and winter injury (general) |
|
|
| 1217053 |
frost and winter injury (general) |
|
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| 1217048 |
frost and winter injury (general) |
|
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| 1217050 |
frost and winter injury (general) |
|
|
| 5405241 |
flooding/high water |
|
flooded trail; Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge |
| 5405239 |
flooding/high water |
|
trail in riparian area flooded along the Lotus Marsh at the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge |
| 5405234 |
flooding/high water |
|
Lotus marsh flooding into surrounding riparian woodland areas; Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge |
| 1534101 |
sunscald |
|
bell pepper |
| 1534103 |
sunscald |
|
bell pepper |
| 5392938 |
hail |
|
|
| 5402655 |
sunscald |
|
|
| 5402656 |
sunscald |
|
|
| 5395020 |
chemicals |
|
crop oil injury |
| 5395018 |
chemicals |
|
crop oil injury |
| 5395019 |
chemicals |
|
crop oil injury |
| 5392939 |
hail |
|
|
| 5392949 |
hail |
|
|
| 5392948 |
hail |
|
Erosion of soil under the plastic mulch is evident by the rippling on the surface. Hail damage has also punctured the plastic |
| 5392947 |
hail |
|
Erosion of soil under the plastic mulch is evident by the rippling on the surface. Hail damage has also punctured the plastic |
| 5392945 |
hail |
|
|
| 5392944 |
hail |
|
|
| 5392937 |
hail |
|
note punctures in plastic mulch |
| 5392935 |
hail |
|
|
| 5392936 |
hail |
|
Note punctures in plastic mulch |
| 5392933 |
hail |
|
|
| 5392934 |
hail |
|
|
| 5392931 |
hail |
|
also note puncturing of plastic mulch |
| 5392928 |
hail |
|
|
| 5392929 |
hail |
|
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| 5392926 |
hail |
|
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| 5392927 |
hail |
|
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| 5392925 |
hail |
|
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| 5392924 |
hail |
|
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| 5392942 |
hail |
|
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| 5392943 |
hail |
|
|
| 5392940 |
hail |
|
|
| 5392941 |
hail |
|
|
| 5392932 |
hail |
|
small holes in plastic caused by hail storm |
| 2651062 |
fire |
|
top kill after winter burn |
| 0908013 |
fire |
|
topkill after dormant season fire |
| 0908014 |
fire |
|
topkill after dormant season fire |
| 1496276 |
frost and winter injury (general) |
|
winter injury to apples |
| 1496277 |
frost and winter injury (general) |
|
winter injury to apples |
| 1492213 |
frost and winter injury (general) |
|
Snow on Peach |
| 1496275 |
frost and winter injury (general) |
|
Frost ring on apple |
| 1496306 |
frost and winter injury (general) |
|
Frost damage |
| 1496308 |
frost and winter injury (general) |
|
Frost injury |
| 1496310 |
frost and winter injury (general) |
|
frost damage |
| 1496312 |
frost and winter injury (general) |
|
spring low temp on apples |
| 1496313 |
frost and winter injury (general) |
|
Frost ring on Red Delicious Apple |
| 1496278 |
frost and winter injury (general) |
|
Frost injury |
| 1496279 |
frost and winter injury (general) |
|
Frost |
| 1496281 |
frost and winter injury (general) |
|
Frost injury |
| 1492209 |
heat |
|
Nectarine; Heat cracks |
| 1497045 |
weather fleck |
|
Weather fleak on tobacco |
| 1496274 |
hail |
|
hail damage on apple |
| 1496280 |
cold injury (low temperature) |
|
cold injury when young so fruit didn't develop fully then cracked and hardened |
| 1492214 |
cold injury (low temperature) |
|
Peach cold injury |
| 1492215 |
cold injury (low temperature) |
|
Peach cold injury |
| 1492216 |
cold injury (low temperature) |
|
Peach cold injury |
| 1492217 |
cold injury (low temperature) |
|
peach cold injury |
| 1496235 |
chemicals |
|
SO2 injury apple |
| 1492118 |
soil fumigant |
|
Methyl Bromide application |
| 1492119 |
soil fumigant |
|
Methyl Bromide Application |
| 1492120 |
soil fumigant |
|
Methyl Bromide application |
| 1492126 |
soil fumigant |
|
|
| 1492127 |
soil fumigant |
|
|
| 1494018 |
chemicals |
|
chemical burn on pecan |
| 1494131 |
chemicals |
|
pecan So2 survey |
| 1494132 |
chemicals |
|
pecan SO2 Survey |
| 1494135 |
chemicals |
|
SO2 injury on left |
| 1494136 |
chemicals |
|
Pecan SO2 Survey |
| 1494137 |
chemicals |
|
SO2 injury |
| 1494143 |
chemicals |
|
Possible source of SO2 near damaged orchard |
| 1495026 |
drought |
|
Drought stress on Muscadine grape |
| 1497041 |
flooding/high water |
|
Drowned tobacco |
| 1497039 |
lightning |
|
Tobacco lightning damage |
| 1497044 |
lightning |
|
Lightning |
| 1497047 |
lightning |
|
Lightning |
| 1497048 |
sunscald |
|
Sunscald on Tobacco |
| 1497051 |
sunscald |
|
Sun scald on tobacco |
| 1497056 |
sunscald |
|
Sun scald on tobacco |
| 1497057 |
sunscald |
|
Sun Scald on tobacco |
| 5076084 |
chemicals |
|
Chlorothalonil burn. Light green, white or burned appearance that is associated with this fungicide in the latter stages of watermelon development. |
| 5076063 |
ozone |
|
often appearing in the crown leaves when ozone levels build up to high concentrations during hot, humid conditions. Symptoms include a white or silver appearance on the top surface of leaves while the bottom surface is unaffected. |
| 5076099 |
sandblasting |
|
Leaf has burned appearance with interveinal chlorosis turning white. Area will desiccate and crumble. |
| 5077025 |
frost and winter injury (general) |
|
Cold stress on cabbage; Sudden drop in temperatures and other stresses will trigger anthocyanin production causing a "purpling" of the outer leaves. Plants will usually grow out of this condition as temperatures moderate. |
| 5076098 |
hail |
|
Hole in leaf has characteristic "C" shape. Size of hole depends on the size of the hail. Typically ragged irregular holes. |
| 5077059 |
hail |
|
Hole in fruit has characteristic "C" shape. Size of hole depends on the size of the hail and developmental stage of the fruit. (Below) |
| 5078017 |
fire |
|
|
| 5025079 |
Road salt or de-icing salt |
|
extensive salt damage along sidewalk |
| 5025080 |
Road salt or de-icing salt |
|
extensive salt damage along sidewalk |
| 5025081 |
Road salt or de-icing salt |
|
|
| 5025082 |
Road salt or de-icing salt |
|
extensive salt damage along sidewalk |
| 5025083 |
Road salt or de-icing salt |
|
extensive salt damage along sidewalk |
| 1146008 |
fire |
|
Spring (April) burn in mid-afternoon becomes difficult to maintain as relative humidity is increasing the moisture content of fine fuels carrying the fire. Tifton, Georgia |
| 1146006 |
fire |
|
drip torch |
| 1162066 |
fire |
|
Grass fuels in understory of 5-year old stand. Chula, Georgia |
| 1162067 |
fire |
|
Grass fuels in understory of 5-year old stand. Chula, Georgia |
| 1162021 |
fire |
|
A bench containing marijuana plants discovered after a prescribed burn. Tift County Georgia |
| 1162023 |
fire |
|
Smoke from prescribed fire during a dormant season (January) burn. Tifton, Georgia |
| 1162032 |
fire |
|
A bench containing marijuana plants discovered after a prescribed burn. Tift County Georgia |
| 1162059 |
fire |
|
Crawler Tractor and wheeled fire plow for creating fire braeks for prescribed burning and control of wildfires. Georgia Forestry Commission Tifton, Georgia |
| 1162062 |
fire |
|
Georgia Forestry Commission Appling County Unit. |
| 0908060 |
snow and ice damage (snow load) |
|
trees in a recently thinned stand leaning due to ice accumlation |
| 0908011 |
fire |
|
backing fire in a 15 year-old stand during growing season (early May) |
| 0908012 |
fire |
|
backing fire in a 15 year-old stand during growing season (early May) |
| 0908009 |
fire |
|
backing fire in a 15 year-old stand during growing season (early May) |
| 0908010 |
fire |
|
backing fire in a 15 year-old stand during growing season (early May) |
| 0908008 |
fire |
|
backing fire in a 15 year-old stand during growing season (early May) |
| 1460010 |
fire |
|
Litter (shed bark and pine needles) buildup at the base of a tree in a stand that has not been burned for 47 years. Introducing fire into this stand will require moist soil and litter conditions to prevent smoldering at the base of these trees which can girdle the stem and lateral roots. Dooly County Georgia. April 2002 |
| 1403059 |
fire |
|
Site preparation burn following a drum chopping treatment. Georgia Coastal Plain |
| 1420121 |
fire |
|
USDA Forest Service - Escambia Experimental Forest, Brewton, Alabama |
| 1420131 |
fire |
|
Grazed firebreak. USDA Forest Service - Escambia Experimental Forest, Brewton, Alabama |
| 1420133 |
fire |
|
Height-growth seedlings killed by controlled burn. USDA Forest Service - Conecuh National Forest, Andalusia, Alabama. 1954 |
| 2714100 |
fire |
|
aerial ignition by of windrows by helicopter |
| 2651023 |
hail |
|
Stem impact damage causing resin bleeding |
| 0485013 |
frost and winter injury (general) |
|
cold and wind damage on Virginia Pine, 20 degrees F |
| 0908003 |
fire |
|
needle-drape fuels in midstory |
| 0908015 |
fire |
|
Fusiform canker burning, a common problem in stands with basal cankers |
| 0908016 |
fire |
|
dead snag igniting during burn which can cause spotting and control problems |
| 0908020 |
fire |
|
disked fire break |
| 0908024 |
fire |
|
spot fire technique |
| 0908025 |
fire |
|
spot fire technique |
| 2721024 |
lightning |
|
Bark split open by strike |
