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weird red discoloration !
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Field Notes
Description:
no idea, why the area is red. i know these tree/bushes since childhood. i have never noticed something like this (maybe never really paid attention) before. The most of the bush was still normal green, only some little patches were bright orange/red. No galls or something to see, which let suspect animals. I doubt completly fungi. What is that, is it common ? At least i could research the bush myself, but i'm tired, maybe next time , when no one has already given a suggestion!
Habitat:
by a little curch by the city-forest (just a little patch with some trees, between 2 main-streets)
Notes:
Even if i would like it to be this particular fungi.i doubt at the possibility of the disease "tip blight", caused by the "mold" (phomopsis juniperovora). --
it seems (as i saw on the most pictures) that the tip blight appears as patches. Somewhere in the middle of the branch, started the disease to get visible, the top and the begin are still green.. At my spotting is the whole branch red, no breaks between the discoloration. My perception is : the "tip blight" appears as patches,parts which discolor/die = while my spotting is completly color changed.
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