"Gummosis" and "canker" describe bacterial/fungal diseases causing oozing, sunken lesions on trunks/limbs. Common on fruit trees; often starts at wounds (weed whips, mowers) or borer holes. Sunburned bark and excessive moisture also invite infection.
No chemical control.
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