Armillaria root rots

Diseases: Root and Butt / Root and Stem Diseases
Agaricomycetes > Agaricales > Marasmiaceae > Armillaria spp. (Fr.:Fr) Staude

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1468344 Control stump removal USDA Forest Service - Ogden Archive
4799076 Control Push over logging with an excavator (with claw) to remove infected stumps Fred Baker
4799077 Control Push over logging with an excavator (with claw) to remove infected stumps Fred Baker
4799078 Control Push over logging with an excavator (with claw) to remove infected stumps Fred Baker
5366746 Damage

Young ponderosa pine trees (Pinus ponderosa) dying due to infection with armillaria root rot (Armillaria sp.).

William Jacobi
1505077 Diagram or Graphic Art - Shoestring root rot pattern Paul A. Mistretta
4214007 Feature(s) mycelial fans under bark Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
4214008 Feature(s) mycelial fan under bark at base Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
4823020 Feature(s) An unknown A. spp. exhibiting rarely formed rhizomorphs. Edward L. Barnard
5027094 Feature(s) Armillaria spp. often produce abundant quantities of white spores. Joseph O'Brien
5032093 Feature(s) Mycelial mats and resin production at the root collar of a declining spruce in Wisconsin. Joseph O'Brien
5047086 Feature(s) rhizomorphs Joseph O'Brien
5047087 Feature(s) rhizomorphs Joseph O'Brien
5047091 Feature(s) tufts of mycellium USDA Forest Service - Forest Health Protection - St. Paul Archive
5378684 Feature(s)

Rhizomorphs

Milan Zubrik
5047092 Fruiting Bodies Cluster of sporocarps Joseph O'Brien
5047088 Fruiting Bodies Joseph O'Brien
5047089 Fruiting Bodies Joseph O'Brien
5042075 Fruiting Bodies Joseph O'Brien
5047085 Fruiting Bodies Joseph O'Brien
4215009 Fruiting Bodies Fred Baker
5032080 Fruiting Bodies Joseph O'Brien
5032081 Fruiting Bodies Armillaria on roots of declining spruce in Wisconsin. Joseph O'Brien
0364041 Fruiting Bodies Robert L. Anderson
0364050 Fruiting Bodies clusters of fruiting bodies at base of oak tree (oak decline) Robert L. Anderson
1261013 Fruiting Bodies Honey fungus. 4 species occur in Poland. All are parasitic mushrooms causing serious damages in the forests, especially on post-agriculture lands. Gil Wojciech
1261160 Fruiting Bodies Honey fungus, Poland Gil Wojciech
1301005 Fruiting Bodies Joseph O'Brien
1400100 Fruiting Bodies Armillaria mushrooms (golden color, on left) with Entoloma abortivum mushrooms (creamy white, on right). In Wisconsin hardwood stand, autumn. Linda Haugen
1400101 Fruiting Bodies Armillaria mushrooms in a Wisconsin hardwood stand, autumn. Note one mushroom flipped over to show gills. Linda Haugen
1400105 Fruiting Bodies Armillaria mushrooms on a hardwood and white pine site in Upper Peninsula of Michigan, in autumn. Linda Haugen
1407053 Fruiting Bodies This is shoestring root rot. Named for the black bands that the fungus produces under dead bark, shoestring root rot often attacks weakened trees. Keep your trees healthy and vigorous through a well designed program of tree care. USDA Forest Service - Northeastern Area Archive
1442065 Fruiting Bodies USDA Forest Service - Rocky Mountain Region Archive
1442066 Sign Mycelial fan; Rio Grande National Forest USDA Forest Service - Rocky Mountain Region Archive
1415231 Sign Syrrocium under necrotic bark. Aug. 25, 2003 Andrej Kunca
1400098 Sign Rhizomorphs on dead oak Linda Haugen
1400102 Sign Armillaria rhizomorph under bark of root on declining (but still alive) aspen. See image #1400103. Nicolet National Forest, Wisconsin. Linda Haugen
1301008 Sign rhizomorphs Joseph O'Brien
1210091 Sign Characteristic white mycelial fan at root collar and on large root Dave Powell
0808048 Sign Mycelial mats on windthrown tree. North Fork John Day Ranger District, Umatilla National Forest, northeastern Oregon Dave Powell
0886028 Sign Rhizomorphs and mycelial fan Tim Tigner
0976071 Sign fan at the base of an infected tree Dave Powell
4215008 Sign bioluminescent mycelial fans under bark Borys M. Tkacz
5032083 Sign White mycelial mats of Armillaria sp. on declining spruce in Wisconsin. Joseph O'Brien
5032084 Sign Mycelial mat on major root of a declining spruce tree in Wisconsin. Joseph O'Brien
5027095 Sign Armillaria spp. often produce white pads of mycelium under the bark of infected trees. Joseph O'Brien
5032078 Sign Armillaria mycelial mat on white spruce Joseph O'Brien
5032079 Sign Joseph O'Brien
5027091 Sign Armillaria on 40-year-old red pine Joseph O'Brien
3036074 Sign Myceliall mat on wood- Armillaria Robert L. Anderson
4214010 Sign rhizomorphs under bark Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
2139061 Sign rhizomorphs John Guyon
1468345 Sign USDA Forest Service - Ogden Archive
1468346 Sign USDA Forest Service - Ogden Archive
5047083 Sign Armillaria mycelial mat Joseph O'Brien
5047084 Sign Armillaria mycelial wefts Joseph O'Brien
5366747 Sign

Hardwood log covered with rhizomorphs of armillaria root rot (Armillaria sp.).

William Jacobi
5366748 Sign

Mycelial fans of armillaria root rot (Armillaria sp.) under the bark of a ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa).

William Jacobi
5366749 Sign

Mycelial fans of armillaria root rot (Armillaria sp.) under the bark of a ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa).

William Jacobi
5366755 Sign

Rhizomorphs of armillaria root rot (Armillaria sp.) on an aspen log.

William Jacobi
5367184 Sign

Sign / symptom of armillaria root rot (Armillaria sp.) on the branch of a tree.

William Jacobi
5367185 Sign

Mycelial fans of armillaria (Armillaria sp.) under the bark of a fir tree.

William Jacobi
5367187 Sign

Mycelial fans of armillaria (Armillaria sp.) under the bark of a conifer tree.

William Jacobi
5367188 Sign

Mycelial fans of armillaria (Armillaria sp.) under the bark of a conifer tree.

William Jacobi
5367189 Sign

Rhizomorphs of Armillaria sp. on roots of a tree.

William Jacobi
5042076 Sign

signs of armillaria visible in recent crack

Joseph O'Brien
5037073 Sign Armillaria mycelial mat Joseph O'Brien
5037074 Sign Armillaria mycelial mat Joseph O'Brien
5032087 Sign Joseph O'Brien
5032088 Sign Mycelial mat remnants on declining white spruce in Wisconsin. Joseph O'Brien
5032090 Sign Extensive development of mycelial mats on the root collar of recently dead white spruce in Wisconsin. Joseph O'Brien
5032091 Sign Mycelial mats on large root of declining white spruce in Wisconsin. Joseph O'Brien
5032092 Sign Heavy resin production at the root collar of a declining white spruce in Wisconsin. Joseph O'Brien
5298051 Sign

Decay and mycelial wefts on decayed, failed tree caused by Armillaria sp.

Joseph O'Brien
5298052 Sign

Broken bole, decay and mycelial wefts caused by Armillaria sp.

Joseph O'Brien
5298067 Sign

Rhizomorphs and mycelial wefts of Armillaria sp.

Joseph O'Brien
5335062 Sign

mycelial fan

Mary Ann Hansen
5383029 Sign

rhizomorphs

Fabio Stergulc
5383030 Sign

mycellial fan

Fabio Stergulc
5389752 Sign

mycelial fans + mushrooms on dying Christmas tree

Ronald S. Kelley
5392883 Sign Rebekah D. Wallace
5392884 Sign Rebekah D. Wallace
5366754 Site

Mushroom and mycelial fan characteristic of armillaria root rot (Armillaria sp.) in a conifer tree.

William Jacobi
5366750 Symptoms

Ponderosa pine forest (Pinus ponderosa) with trees showing symptoms of armillaria root rot (Armillaria sp.).

William Jacobi
5366751 Symptoms

Subalpine fir (Abies lasiocarpa) showing symptoms of armillaria root rot (Armillaria sp.).

William Jacobi
5366753 Symptoms

Pine tree showing symptoms of infection with Armillaria root disease.

Mike Schomaker
5367196 Symptoms

White fir (Abies concolor) trees showing symptoms of either armillaria (Armillaria sp.) or annosum (Heterobasidion annosum) root rot.

William Jacobi
5367186 Symptoms

Ponderosa pine trees showing symptoms of infection with armillaria root rot (Armillaria sp.).

William Jacobi
5366745 Symptoms

Ponderosa pine forest (Pinus ponderosa) with trees showing symptoms of armillaria root rot (Armillaria sp.).

William Jacobi
5047090 Symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5032089 Symptoms Mycelial mats on declining white spruce in Wisconsin. Joseph O'Brien
5043046 Symptoms

Windthrow caused by Armillaria root rot in a large bur oak on a golf course.

Joseph O'Brien
5379773 Symptoms Andrej Kunca
5382934 Symptoms Andrej Kunca
5382935 Symptoms Andrej Kunca
5382936 Symptoms Andrej Kunca
5382937 Symptoms Andrej Kunca
5382938 Symptoms Andrej Kunca
5382939 Symptoms Andrej Kunca
1473190 Symptoms

dying aspen

Rocky Mountain Research Station/Forest Pathology Archive
1479015 Symptoms Dead young red pine killed by armillaria infection. Removing the bark at the base of the tree would reveal white mycelial mats. Steven Katovich
1503087 Symptoms Armillaria root rot Daniel H. Brown
2250028 Symptoms Infection centers on mountain side Ralph Williams
2250030 Symptoms resinosus on buttress root of Douglas-fir Robert L. James
2250036 Symptoms longitudinal section of root showing resin soaking USDA Forest Service Archive
2250039 Symptoms cross-sectioned log showing hollow due to decay James Kimmey
4215004 Symptoms group of windthrown lodgepole pine trees in infection center Fred Baker
4215005 Symptoms dead young jackpines (infection center) in center Fred Baker
4215006 Symptoms symptomatic and killed jack pine trees Fred Baker
4215007 Symptoms basal resinosus in true fir Borys M. Tkacz
3047012 Symptoms white fungal mat under bark Theodor D. Leininger
3047013 Symptoms white fungal mat under bark Theodor D. Leininger
4214009 Symptoms dead or dying pines in plantation Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
5032085 Symptoms Mycelial mats of Armillaria in lower bole of white spruce in Wisconsin. Joseph O'Brien
5032086 Symptoms Remnants of mycelial mats on declining white spruce in Wisconsin. Joseph O'Brien
5032082 Symptoms Heavy mycelial mat development on severely declining spruce in Wisconsin. Joseph O'Brien
1210059 Symptoms Small group of dead trees Dave Powell
1210092 Symptoms Small group of dead trees Dave Powell
0808047 Symptoms North Fork John Day Ranger District, Umatilla National Forest, northeastern Oregon Dave Powell
1397058 Symptoms Joseph O'Brien
1397105 Symptoms Root failure. Joseph O'Brien
1397108 Symptoms With extensive root and butt decay on golf course Joseph O'Brien
1398201 Symptoms 40 year old recently killed white spruce with bark removed at the tree base. Chequamegon National Forest, 2004 Steven Katovich
1400103 Symptoms Dying aspen, Nicolet National Forest, Wisconsin. Bark cut away to show strip kill on stem. Bark on root cut away to show armillaria rhizomorphs. See image #1400102. Linda Haugen
0355030 Symptoms decayed wood present in butt of tree USDA Forest Service Archive
1415232 Symptoms Pseudosclerotic layers. Aug. 25, 2003 Andrej Kunca
1468342 Symptoms October 1983 USDA Forest Service - Ogden Archive
1415086 Symptoms Root rot. July 11, 2002 Andrej Kunca
1415087 Symptoms Root rot. July 11, 2002 Andrej Kunca
1415226 Symptoms Aug. 8, 2003 Andrej Kunca
1415229 Symptoms Aug. 25, 2003 Andrej Kunca
1415230 Symptoms Necrotic bark. Aug. 25, 2003 Andrej Kunca
1415078 Trap(s) Root infection. July 11, 2002 Andrej Kunca


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