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Bleeding canker of horse chestnut photo gallery - page 1

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  • Healthy horse chestnut
    Enlarge    Healthy horse chestnut
  • Crown dieback and premature leaf loss in mature horse chestnut
    Enlarge    Crown dieback and premature leaf loss in mature horse chestnut
  • Crown dieback and yellowing foliage associated with bleeding canker
    Enlarge    Crown dieback and yellowing foliage associated with bleeding canker
  • Premature leaf fall followed by death of a red horse chestnut
    Enlarge    Premature leaf fall followed by death of a red horse chestnut
  • Mature horse chestnut felled because of bleeding canker
    Enlarge    Mature horse chestnut felled because of bleeding canker
  • Bleeding on trunk at soil surface
    Enlarge    Bleeding on trunk at soil surface
  • Active bleeding canker and bark cracking following earlier cankering episode at base of tree
    Enlarge    Active bleeding canker and bark cracking following earlier cankering episode at base of tree
  • Cracks associated with bleeding on trunk
    Enlarge    Cracks associated with bleeding on trunk

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