Young coral bark maple (Acer palmatum 'Sango-kaku') losing coral color, trunk turning gray-brown, one branch blackened and leafless: classic cold injury. Coral bark maples are highly susceptible.
Tree may survive if cambium alive below discoloration. Coral color may not return fully on old wood; new growth should be colorful.
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Japanese Maple Bark Loss: Oak Root Rot or Insects?
Japanese Maple Leaf Spots: Phyllosticta Leaf Spot Diagnosis and Management
Coral Bark Maple Winter Kill: Scrape Test for Life
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