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[Archive] Honey fungus

Lead Author: B.J.W.Greig
Published:
31st March 1991
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Honey fungus is one of the commonest root diseases of trees and shrubs in the world. It can kill an enormous range of plants and also causes decay in standing trees. It is rarely a major problem in woodland although it sometimes kills large groups of conifers in young plantations. The disease is more serious in parks, gardens, orchards and arboreta.

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