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Bleeding canker of horse chestnut photo gallery - page 5

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  • Flamulina fruiting on old canker
    Enlarge    Flamulina fruiting on old canker
  • Highly disfiguring bark death and splitting caused by bleeding canker, with some recovery callus
    Enlarge    Highly disfiguring bark death and splitting caused by bleeding canker, with some recovery callus
  • Young tree heavily disfigured by bleeding canker
    Enlarge    Young tree heavily disfigured by bleeding canker
  • Major episode of bleeding associated with bark death and cracking on branches
    Enlarge    Major episode of bleeding associated with bark death and cracking on branches
  • Serious disfigurement caused by bleeding cankers and associated bark cracking
    Enlarge    Serious disfigurement caused by bleeding cankers and associated bark cracking
  • Cankers and callusing on branches
    Enlarge    Cankers and callusing on branches
  • Severe bark cracking
    Enlarge    Severe bark cracking

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