Central Indiana: 15-ft pine died rapidly last year; adjacent pine has white substance on trunk.
Caused by Fusarium circinatum. Major disease of planted pines in the South. Resin-soaked cankers on trunk and branches; bark remains attached but depressed. Girdling kills crown sections.
Cankers on main trunk are untreatable. Remove and destroy the tree to prevent spore spread to other pines. Susceptible species: slash, loblolly, Virginia, shortleaf, longleaf, etc.
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