After Hurricane Dolly, bougainvillea bloomed heavily then branches died. Cutting back revealed blue wood. Unsterilized saw spread issue; whole plant died.
Blue color is pigment from blue-stain fungi (Ceratocystis, Hypoxylon, Graphium) often insect-associated. Cause of decline must be determined first—may need lab exam. Contact county Extension (Texas A&M lab in College Station).
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