Tree Disease

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Trees are living organisms that also get sick such as humans, many do do to temperature changes, its surroundings and other events not native of the area. 

Tree disease can be spread on footwear, vehicle wheels, tools and machinery, by transplanting infected plants or also in rain, mists and air currents. 

Arborists are tree doctors who can diagnose and treat many types of trees. 

Common Diseases in the northeast are: Dutch, phloem necrosis, wilt, anthracnose, cedar rust, leaf spot, leaf blister, mildew, sooty molds, diplodia tip blight, cytospora canker.

Trees aren't just exposed to diseases but also to small pests.

Other diseases of regions: here

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How To Spot A Dead Tree

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Many times it doesn't necessarily needs to be an specific season when you can spot a dead tree or dead wood. While its true that these can be tough calls at first view, there are many ways you can still recognize when a tree is dead or alive even in the winter time.

at first glance the easiest ways to see its if some parts of the tree are green while others are brown. You may try to pull a little piece and if it gives you some resistance it means its alive while the dead tree will flake off easily. Make sure you check if there are any bumps along the stump, these may be the beginning of new branches being formed which would mean that your tree is pretty much alive still. 

You may want to use and small knife and cut an small portion and look for green. The collar of a tree will always be slightly raised and swollen. 

You can always contact you local Tree expert.  

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