Dutch elm disease

Diseases: Vascular Wilts
Sordariomycetes > Ophiostomatales > Ophiostomataceae > Ophiostoma ulmi (Buisman) Nannf.

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5039091 Asexual Spore Graphium-type spores, also know as coremia or synnema, in gallery Joseph O'Brien
1455146 Control Girdling cut made upon detection to prevent root graft transmission Whitney Cranshaw
3036044 Control Accumulated wood in firewood cut area DED Atlanta Robert L. Anderson
5359732 Culture

Dutch elm disease fungus (described here as Ceratocystis ulmi) growing in a petri dish in the laboratory.

Lester E. Dickens
5359733 Culture

Dutch elm disease fungus (described here as Ceratocystis ulmi) growing in a petri dish in the laboratory.

Lester E. Dickens
5359734 Damage

Portion of an elm tree suffering from Dutch Elm Disease, with bark beetle galleries underneath the bark.

William M. Brown Jr.
5357466 Damage

Elm tree aflicted with Dutch elm disease (Ophiostoma ulmi).

George Hudler
1458055 Feature(s) streaking of vascular tissue North Carolina Forest Service Archive
5366740 Fruiting Bodies

Very close-up view of the coremia (asexual fruiting structures) of Dutch elm disease (Ophiostoma ulmi).

William Jacobi
4822041 Infestation trees killed along road in Vermont, USA Edward L. Barnard
1400174 Management American elm tree removal Linda Haugen
5368708 Sign

Characteristic asexual stage or "synnemata", conidiophores with clusters of colorless conidia at the top.

Paul Bachi
5368586 Sign

Characteristic asexual stage or "synnemata", conidiophores protruding from the end of an infected branch.

Paul Bachi
5368587 Sign

Characteristic asexual stage or "synnemata", conidiophores protruding from the end of an infected branch.

Paul Bachi
5368588 Sign

Characteristic asexual stage or "synnemata", conidiophores protruding from the end of an infected branch.

Paul Bachi
5368589 Sign

Characteristic asexual stage or "synnemata", conidiophores protruding from the end of an infected branch.

Paul Bachi
5359735 Sign

Portion of elm wood afflicted with Dutch elm disease showing galleries created by the European elm bark beetle, which vectors the disease.

William M. Brown Jr.
1301078 Sign Coremia (spore-bearing bodies) of Ophiostoma ulmi in a Scolytus multistriatus gallery Joseph O'Brien
5368710 Sign

Tree limbs and leaves shown symptoms of dieback.

Paul Bachi
5383056 Symptoms Fabio Stergulc
1388032 Symptoms Flagging branches throughout the crown. Westerville, Ohio. Steven Katovich
1396136 Symptoms USDA Forest Service - Northeastern Area Archive
1396138 Symptoms Wildcat Mountain Park USDA Forest Service - Northeastern Area Archive
1396139 Symptoms USDA Forest Service - Northeastern Area Archive
1396140 Symptoms Wildcat Mountain Park USDA Forest Service - Northeastern Area Archive
1398052 Symptoms USDA Forest Service - Northeastern Area Archive
1398053 Symptoms Advanced crown symptoms. Westerville, Ohio Steven Katovich
1400152 Symptoms Linda Haugen
1400153 Symptoms Dying elm, marked for removal. July. Minnesota. Linda Haugen
0176077 Symptoms Elm shoots variously attacked by Dutch elm disease (Ophiostoma ulmi); note yellowing and browning of foliage and formation of crozier-like hooks at twig ends. UK Forestry Commission Archive
0355036 Symptoms advanced symptoms on American elm Robert L. Anderson
0454016 Symptoms Elm tree severely attacked by Ophiostoma ulmi in late summer, showing a range of foliar symptoms. UK Forestry Commission Archive
0454017 Symptoms Cross section of an Ophiostoma ulmi-infected elm branch, showing characteristic dark spots in the wood. UK Forestry Commission Archive
0488108 Symptoms John H. Ghent
0534066 Symptoms Petr Kapitola
1247039 Symptoms Covington, GA. 1978. Terry Price
1247182 Symptoms Terry Price
1301073 Symptoms Early wilt symptoms Joseph O'Brien
1301074 Symptoms Large specimen elm tree killed Joseph O'Brien
1301076 Symptoms Crown symptoms of Dutch elm disease on a large street tree. Joseph O'Brien
1501032 Symptoms Dutch elm disease, vascular streak Paul H. Peacher
1501033 Symptoms Dutch elm disease, Natchez Trace Pkwy. Paul H. Peacher
2110077 Symptoms late-stage crown symptoms; May 1999 Petr Kapitola
2110078 Symptoms dead trees with sprouts; July 1999 Petr Kapitola
2110079 Symptoms branch symptoms; July 1999 Petr Kapitola
2110080 Symptoms branch symptoms Frantisek Soukup
2111018 Symptoms "branch symptoms (in the foreground) and killed trees (in the background); July 1999" Petr Kapitola
2111019 Symptoms vascular staining in the wood of an affected branch; 1996 Petr Kapitola
2251098 Symptoms crown symptoms USDA Forest Service Archive
2252001 Symptoms vascular discoloration in winged elm USDA Forest Service Archive
2252006 Symptoms sapwood stain Jane Taylor
2252007 Symptoms branch dieback Jane Taylor
2733033 Symptoms Initial flagging (yellowing) of branches in crown. Edward L. Barnard
2733034 Symptoms small stem split to show vascular discoloration. Edward L. Barnard
3227027 Symptoms in winged elm R. Scott Cameron
3227028 Symptoms with bark peeled showing cambuim streaking R. Scott Cameron
3227029 Symptoms cut stems showing staining R. Scott Cameron
4213093 Symptoms dead and dying trees Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
4213094 Symptoms close-up view of wilting leaves Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
4213095 Symptoms old infection center Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
4213096 Symptoms wilt symptoms Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
4215047 Symptoms vascular staining Fred Baker
4215048 Symptoms early wilt symptoms Fred Baker
4554043 Symptoms Petr Kapitola
4822040 Symptoms Foliage wilting, flagging (yellow), defoliation, and crown dieback Edward L. Barnard
5366738 Symptoms

Flagging of foliage in an elm tree afflicted with Dutch elm disease (Ophiostoma ulmi).

William Jacobi
5366739 Symptoms

Elm tree afflicted with Dutch elm disease (Ophiostoma ulmi).

William Jacobi
5357037 Symptoms

Elm tree aflicted with Dutch elm disease (described here as Ceratocystis ulmi), Fort Morgan, Colorado, 1970.

William M. Brown Jr.
5038038 Symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5038044 Symptoms crown symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5368707 Symptoms

Characteristic asexual stage or "synnemata", conidiophores with clusters of colorless conidia at the top.

Paul Bachi
5366741 Symptoms

Discoloration of elm wood due to the presence of Dutch elm disease (Ophiostoma ulmi).

William Jacobi
1407052 Symptoms Like all living things, trees eventually die and decay, victims of many living and manmade agents. The agent here is Dutch elm disease. To ward off this widespread infection, keep elm trees well pruned. If they do become infected, cut and destroy the diseased trees as soon as possible. USDA Forest Service - Northeastern Area Archive
1442052 Symptoms Ceratacystid ulmi dying tree Ulmus americana Milliken ,CO7-16-74 USDA Forest Service - Rocky Mountain Region Archive
1458054 Symptoms 1999 North Carolina Forest Service Archive
5334062 Symptoms Roland J. Stipes
5334064 Symptoms Roland J. Stipes
4912014 Symptoms Petr Kapitola
5029008 Symptoms Early wilt symptoms of Dutch elm disease. Joseph O'Brien
5029009 Symptoms discoloration in wood; Vascular streaks caused by Ophiostoma ulmi in elm wood. Joseph O'Brien
5033075 Symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5033081 Symptoms crown symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5033082 Symptoms branch symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5033083 Symptoms crown symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5033084 Symptoms crown symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5033085 Symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5033086 Symptoms Joseph O'Brien
5368709 Testing

Incubation of symptomatic pieces of elm branches, surface sterilized and placed in an incubation chamber.

Paul Bachi
5334066 Treatment

Dutch Elm Disease Treatment, Penn. State Campus

Mary Ann Hansen
5037070 Tree(s) American elm killed by Dutch elm disease Joseph O'Brien


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