oak wilt

Diseases: Vascular Wilts
Sordariomycetes > Microascales > Ceratocystidaceae > Ceratocystis fagacearum (T. W. Bretz) J. Hunt

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0758074 Control

Group of Texas live oaks protected from spread of fungus via root grafts by trenching

William M. Ciesla
1458010 Control treating with Tordon North Carolina Forest Service Archive
1501035 Control Oak wilt, trenching at Whiskey Canyon Ranch to eliminate root grafts Paul A. Mistretta
1501036 Control Oak wilt, ditch-witch trench at the LBJ Ranch to eliminate root grafts Paul A. Mistretta
1501037 Control Oak wilt, trenching at Whiskey Canyon Ranch to eliminate root grafts Paul A. Mistretta
1501038 Control Oak wilt, trenching at Whiskey Canyon Ranch to eliminate root grafts Paul A. Mistretta
1301040 Control Vibratory plow used for disruption of root grafts to control oak wilt. Joseph O'Brien
3226034 Control bulldozer trenching to break root grafting between infected and noninfected trees Ronald F. Billings
3226035 Control bulldozer trenching to break root grafting between infected and noninfected trees Ronald F. Billings
3227017 Control trenching for severing root grafts between infected and uninfected trees Ronald F. Billings
3227021 Control trenching for severing root grafts between infected and uninfected trees Ronald F. Billings
3227019 Control trenching for severing root grafts between infected and uninfected trees Ronald F. Billings
5030071 Control Control of oak wilt by uprooting stumps of oak killed by Ceratocystis fagacearum, to prevent root-root spread. Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. Joseph O'Brien
5030072 Control Oak wilt control by uprooting stumps of trees killed by oak wilt, to prevent root-root transmission. Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. Joseph O'Brien
5030073 Control Oak wilt control by uprooting stumps of trees killed by Ceratocystis fagacearum, to prevent root-root transmission of the pathogen. Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. Joseph O'Brien
5030075 Control Boulder-strewn terrain where oak wilt control using a vibratory plow is not an option. Root disruption by uprooting stumps may provide some control of root-root spread of the pathogen on such sites. Joseph O'Brien
5030077 Control Uprooted stump of Quercus sp. to control spread of oak wilt through root systems. This may be a useful technique where vibratory plowing or trenching is impossible. Joseph O'Brien
5030078 Control Uprooted stump with roots severed to prevent root-root transfer of the oak wilt pathogen in glacial till soils. Chequemegon-Nicolet National Forest. Joseph O'Brien
5030079 Control An uprooted stump of a tree killed by oak wilt. Uprooting stumps and severing root connections may help to prevent spread of oak wil in situations where vibratory plowing or trenching is not feasible. Joseph O'Brien
5030081 Control Stump of a tree killed by oak wilt, with all roots severed to prevent root-root transfer of the pathogen. Joseph O'Brien
5039061 Control oak wilt control trench with trencher Joseph O'Brien
5039062 Control control trench Joseph O'Brien
5039087 Control trench line Joseph O'Brien
5039070 Control oak wilt injection Joseph O'Brien
5042040 Control vibratory plow line; low impact Joseph O'Brien
5040023 Control tree injection Joseph O'Brien
5040024 Control tree injection Joseph O'Brien
5040025 Control Alamo fungicide set up Joseph O'Brien
5040027 Control herbicide application Joseph O'Brien
5040028 Control chopping to check the cambium Joseph O'Brien
5038014 Culture Joseph O'Brien
5034086 Display or Sign oak wilt billboard Joseph O'Brien
5030070 Display or Sign Sign warning not to gather firewood, to prevent transfer of oak wilt, on Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. Joseph O'Brien
5030084 Display or Sign Oak wilt treatment site; Sign forbidding firewood gathering, to prevent spread of oak wilt. Joseph O'Brien
4215058 Display or Sign billboard in Minnesota informing public D. W. French
3227020 Equipment

trenching machineused to seperate infested areas

R. Scott Cameron
5030068 Equipment Trenching machine used in establishing root graft disruption lines for oak wilt control. Exhibited during the forest pathology field trip of the American Phytopathological Society, 2003, near Shawano, WI. Joseph O'Brien
5034061 Equipment

Vibratory plow with a five foot blade, used for disrupting root graft connections for control of oak wilt.  Entomologist Jim Hanson on the Cat

Joseph O'Brien
2912094 Equipment caterpillar pulling trench to disrupt root grafting, Southern Forest Insect Work Conference Field Trip, near Conly Ranch, Texas G. Keith Douce
2912095 Equipment bulldozer pulling subsoiler to break root grafts. taken during Southern Forest Insect Work Conference Field Trip near San Antonio, Texas USA G. Keith Douce
5040020 Equipment trencher Joseph O'Brien
3066036 Feature(s) transmission is mainly through root grafts James Solomon
3227018 Feature(s) root grafts Ronald F. Billings
3226028 Feature(s) root grafts Ronald F. Billings
1501040 Feature(s) Oak wilt may move through root grafts between trees similar to this live oak root grafting Paul A. Mistretta
0758076 Feature(s)

Root grafts on Texas live oak. These are the main means by which oak wilt spreads.

William M. Ciesla
4214001 Feature(s) close-up view of fungal mat on peeled stem Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
5038013 Feature(s) Chalara anamorph Joseph O'Brien
1501051 Field Oak wilt, infra-red photo Paul A. Mistretta
0725093 Fruiting Bodies

Sporulating mat on red oak killed by Ceratocystis fagacearum.

John N. Gibbs
1949014 Fruiting Bodies

Mature mycelial mat of Ceratocystis fagacearum just under the bark of a wilted Quercus coccinea tree.

C.E. Seliskar
1509100 Infestation Oak wilt USDA Forest Service - Region 8 Archive
1501054 Infestation Oak wilt center Paul A. Mistretta
1501055 Infestation Oak wilt center, Kerrville State Park Paul A. Mistretta
0758073 Infestation

Oak killed by oak wilt.

William M. Ciesla
3226031 Infestation infection centers - aerial view Ronald F. Billings
3036033 Infestation oak wilt at edge of woodland St. Paul, MN Robert L. Anderson
4215059 Infestation mortality center of oak stand D. W. French
5005031 Management

Mauget Generation II microinjector; For injecting propiconizole fungicide for oak wilt prevention in central Texas

Ronald F. Billings
5034085 People

Michigan DNR workshop on identifying and controlling oak wilt.

Joseph O'Brien
5039071 People oak wilt investigation, Bob Heyd Joseph O'Brien
0758077 Research

Color infrared aerial photo taken from a U-2 showing patterns of forest vegetation and group of trees killed by oak wilt.

William M. Ciesla
0758081 Research

Color infrared panoramic aerial photo taken from a U-2 showing distribution of forest vegetation and trees killed by oak wilt.

William M. Ciesla
5039083 Sexual Spore spore mat Joseph O'Brien
5030086 Sexual Spore spore pad USDA Forest Service - Forest Health Protection - St. Paul Archive
4215064 Sign spore mat which forms only in red oak group Fred Baker
1501039 Sign Oak wilt, old (6 mos +) pressure pad on live oak Paul A. Mistretta
2252009 Sign fungal mat T.W. Bretz
2635026 Sign close-up view of fungal mat on peeled stem USDA Forest Service Archive
5040033 Sign Joseph O'Brien
5040017 Survey Joseph O'Brien
5039084 Symptoms sprout symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5039073 Symptoms oak wilt killed trees behind house Joseph O'Brien
5039074 Symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5039079 Symptoms oat wilt pocket in woodlot Joseph O'Brien
5039080 Symptoms leaf symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5039081 Symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5045006 Symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5045080 Symptoms crown symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5045081 Symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5045082 Symptoms oak wilt pocket Joseph O'Brien
5045083 Symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5046003 Symptoms tree with close-up of leaves Joseph O'Brien
5046017 Symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5055016 Symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5202057 Symptoms Active oak wilt pocket, early July, Eau Claire Co., WI Steven Katovich
5262015 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5265044 Symptoms Division of Plant Industry Archive
5038015 Symptoms staining in oak Joseph O'Brien
5038074 Symptoms

Oak wilt crown symptoms.

Joseph O'Brien
5039063 Symptoms crack in bark Joseph O'Brien
5039064 Symptoms crown symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5039065 Symptoms crown symptoms and leaf casting Joseph O'Brien
5039089 Symptoms wilting symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5039095 Symptoms expanding oak wilt pocket Joseph O'Brien
5039096 Symptoms aerial photo with highlighted pockets of oak wilt Joseph O'Brien
5039097 Symptoms aerial photo- small pocket of wilt Joseph O'Brien
5039098 Symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5039099 Symptoms trees in July Joseph O'Brien
5039100 Symptoms same trees in image number 5039099 one month later- August Joseph O'Brien
5040002 Symptoms crown symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5040010 Symptoms grafted roots Joseph O'Brien
4215065 Symptoms foliar symptoms on bur oak Fred Baker
4215066 Symptoms foliar symptoms on northern red oak D. W. French
4215060 Symptoms rapidly wilting red oak Fred Baker
4215061 Symptoms white oaks wilt over many years and may recover Fred Baker
4215062 Symptoms vascular discoloration in red oak Fred Baker
4215063 Symptoms vascular discoloration in white oak D. W. French
4214002 Symptoms center of dead/dying trees Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
4214003 Symptoms infection center Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
4214004 Symptoms infection center Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
4213097 Symptoms leaf symptoms Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
4213098 Symptoms leaf symptoms Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
4213100 Symptoms old fungal mats Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
5030087 Symptoms aerial photo USDA Forest Service - Forest Health Protection - St. Paul Archive
5032025 Symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5032042 Symptoms

Vertical cracks in oak killed by oak wilt, indicating the presence of spore mats under the bark.

Joseph O'Brien
5030069 Symptoms Spore mat and pressure pad under the bark of oak-wilt killed tree. Jenny Juzwik is the person in the picture. Joseph O'Brien
5005032 Symptoms Ronald F. Billings
5005033 Symptoms interveinal necrosis Ronald F. Billings
5005034 Symptoms veinal necrosis Ronald F. Billings
5005035 Symptoms interveinal chlorosis Ronald F. Billings
5005036 Symptoms interveinal chlorosis Ronald F. Billings
2912093 Symptoms on leaf. Near San Antonio, Texas during Southern Forest Insect Work Conference Field Trip. G. Keith Douce
3226026 Symptoms veinal necrosis Ronald F. Billings
3226027 Symptoms root graft Ronald F. Billings
3037015 Symptoms southern Missouri T.W. Bretz
3226029 Symptoms leaf symptoms Ronald F. Billings
3226030 Symptoms early symptoms on foliage Ronald F. Billings
1501056 Symptoms Oak wilt kill in pasture, S. of Kerrville Paul A. Mistretta
1501057 Symptoms Oak wilt, live oak, Kerrville State Park Paul A. Mistretta
1501058 Symptoms Oak wilt, live oak, Kerrville State Park Paul A. Mistretta
1501059 Symptoms Oak wilt, live oak, Kerrville State Park Paul A. Mistretta
1509093 Symptoms Oak wilt Robert F. Bassett
1509094 Symptoms Oak wilt Robert F. Bassett
1509095 Symptoms Oak wilt USDA Forest Service - Region 8 Archive
1509096 Symptoms Oak wilt USDA Forest Service - Region 8 Archive
1509097 Symptoms Oak wilt USDA Forest Service - Region 8 Archive
1509098 Symptoms Oak wilt USDA Forest Service - Region 8 Archive
1509099 Symptoms Oak wilt USDA Forest Service - Region 8 Archive
1509101 Symptoms Oak wilt USDA Forest Service - Region 8 Archive
1949011 Symptoms

Advanced stage of Ceratocystis fagacearum infection on oak: general view of wilted tree.

C.E. Seliskar
1949012 Symptoms

Foliar symptoms caused by Ceratocystis fagacearum on oak.

C.E. Seliskar
1949013 Symptoms

Foliar symptoms of Ceratocystis fagacearum on black oak (Quercus velutina) showing bronzing starting at the leaf apices and lobes, and a localized area of green tissue around the base of the midrib.

C.E. Seliskar
2252003 Symptoms infected sapling T.W. Bretz
2252004 Symptoms leaf symptoms USDA Forest Service Archive
2252005 Symptoms vascular streaking T.W. Bretz
2252008 Symptoms bark crack over fungal mat T.W. Bretz
1501053 Symptoms Oak wilt, V.A.Cemetary Paul A. Mistretta
1301059 Symptoms Oak wilt pocket in urban landscape Joseph O'Brien
1406093 Symptoms USDA Forest Service - North Central Research Station Archive
1501041 Symptoms Oak wilt, Texas red oak leaf symptoms Paul A. Mistretta
1501042 Symptoms Oak wilt, Texas red oak leaf symptoms Paul A. Mistretta
1501043 Symptoms Oak wilt, Texas red oak leaf symptoms Paul A. Mistretta
1501044 Symptoms Oak wilt, Live oak leaf symptoms Paul A. Mistretta
1501045 Symptoms Oak wilt, Live oak leaf symptoms Paul A. Mistretta
1501046 Symptoms Oak wilt, Live oak leaf symptoms Paul A. Mistretta
1501047 Symptoms Oak wilt, Live oak leaf symptoms Paul A. Mistretta
1501048 Symptoms Oak wilt, Live oak tree symptoms Paul A. Mistretta
1501050 Symptoms Oak wilt, Live oakbranch showing symptoms Paul A. Mistretta
1301020 Symptoms Vertical cracks in bark caused by pressure pads. Joseph O'Brien
1301033 Symptoms Oak wilt in a young group of pin oaks Joseph O'Brien
1458013 Symptoms bark cracking form pressure cushion North Carolina Forest Service Archive
1473272 Symptoms one week after early symptoms had appeared. Rapid leaf fall is characteristic; 7/14/1953 Rocky Mountain Research Station/Forest Pathology Archive
1501034 Symptoms Oak wilt, vascular streak Robert F. Bassett
0758071 Symptoms

Group of dead Texas live oaks killed by oak wilt

William M. Ciesla
0758075 Symptoms

Foliage in early stages of wilt by oak wilt disease.

William M. Ciesla
0355038 Symptoms leaf symptoms Robert L. Anderson
0725065 Symptoms

Ceratocystis fagacearum in red oak (probably northern pin oak Quercus ellipsoidalis) surrounding a new house in Minnesota. (It was probably the pruning of trees during the building of the house that allowed oak wilt to enter the stand.

John N. Gibbs
0725090 Symptoms

Wilted branch on northern pin oak (Quercus ellipsoidalis) in Minnesota.

John N. Gibbs
0725091 Symptoms

Northern pin oak (Quercus ellipsoidalis) killed by Ceratocystis fagacearum in Minnesota. The retention of some dead leaves is characteristic of the disease.

John N. Gibbs
0725092 Symptoms

Xylem of red oak affected by Ceratocystis fagacearum showing diffuse stain (often there is less stain than this).

John N. Gibbs


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