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Ceratocystis platani(CERAFP)

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Plane tree showing advanced dieback after 2-3 years, after infection by C. platani.

Courtesy: A. Vigouroux - ENSA, Montpellier (FR).

Section of infected plane branch, showing dark streaks due to C. platani.

Courtesy: A. Vigouroux - ENSA, Montpellier (FR).

Invasion of plane wood by Ceratocystis platani.

Courtesy: A. Vigouroux - ENSA, Montpellier (FR).

Bark lesion caused by Ceratocystis platani (canker stain of plane)

Courtesy: Maxime Guerin (Plante & Cité)

Diseased and dying trees, affected by Ceratocystis platani (canker stain of plane)

Courtesy: Maxime Guerin (Plante & Cité)

Bark lesion caused by Ceratocystis platani (canker stain of plane)

Courtesy: Maxime Guerin (Plante & Cité)

Bark lesion caused by Ceratocystis platani (canker stain of plane)

Courtesy: Maxime Guerin (Plante & Cité)

Dying tree, affected by Ceratocystis platani (canker stain of plane)

Courtesy: Maxime Guerin (Plante & Cité)

Bark lesion caused by Ceratocystis platani (canker stain of plane)

Courtesy: Maxime Guerin (Plante & Cité))

On the left : diseased tree On the right : healthy tree

Courtesy: Francis Maire

Sub-cortical discoloration

Courtesy: Francis Maire

Sub-cortical discoloration (without bark)

Courtesy: Francis Maire

Sub-cortical discoloration

Courtesy: Francis Maire

Bark lesion caused by Ceratocystis platani (canker stain of plane)

Courtesy: Maxime Guerin (Plante & Cité)

Subcortical symptoms

Courtesy: Dalia Del Nista Port of Leghorn Italy

Notice the canker effects on the bark, It breaks into pieces of a more or less rectangular shape

Courtesy: Dalia Del Nista Port of Leghorn Italy

Comparison of the leaves of the same tree that was partially attacked by Ceratocystis platani.

Courtesy: Dalia Del Nista Port of Leghorn Italy

Plane trees wilting (left)

Courtesy: Dario Ferrari

Necrotic and cracked bark

Courtesy: Dario Ferrari

Wood necrosis under symptomatic bark

Courtesy: Dario Ferrari

Bark discolouration

Courtesy: Dario Ferrari