Moreno Valley, CA: 50-ft poplar/alder dead; 35-yr English walnut has dead branches with black "mold" under bark (jet black, damp gunpowder texture). Progressing from branch tips inward.
Black substance = secondary fungi on dead wood, not primary cause. Poplar and walnut likely died from different stresses (drought, wounds, root issues), not same disease.
No single disease links them. Each tree has unique stress history. Author wrote "Amateur Rocket Motor Construction" (best-selling rocketry book).
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