The fungi that cause anthracnose are Kabatiella apocrypta in Maple, Apiognomonia veneta in Sycamore, A. quercina in Oak and A. errabunda in Ash. The first symptoms occur on leaves as small water ...

Answer: I have also noticed that many sycamores appear relatively bare and may have brown or wilted leaves on the stems and littering the ground around the trees. The culprit is sycamore anthracnose, ...

A drive through any town or park in central Illinois and you will notice that most sycamore trees are void of any green leaves. So, what is causing this problem? OVER THE COLES: Trees with no leaves?

The American sycamore (Platanus occidentalis ... As for diseases, some fungi cause leaf spots. Anthracnose fungi, in particular, cause early symptoms on young leaves that resemble frost ...

Anthracnose usually just attacks the leaves, but on sycamore and dogwood, it can also kill twigs and branches. Premature leaf drop commonly occurs on infected trees. Anthracnose is not fatal ...

True to its name, the Sycamore leaf beetle feeds primarily on the leaves of Sycamore trees. When combined with plane anthracnose disease, which is caused by a fungus, significant damage can occur. It ...

Unfortunately, sycamore is susceptible to anthracnose fungus which makes leaves turn brown and contorts stem growth. "Witches' brooms" or leafless sprout clusters form and grow along the limbs.

Many folks have noticed that their trees have started to lose their leaves already. Is fall coming early? The answer is no; your trees are just victims of bad timing. It just so happens that at ...

Newly emerged maple leaves coupled with the recent cool, rainy weather provide perfect conditions for a common spring fungal ...

This week, we meet Sycamore or Platanus occidentalis The large leaves of this species have three to five ... This species can be affected by anthracnose, leafspots, aphids, plant bugs, scale insects, ...

Recognizable for their distinct mottled bark, sycamores arching over blocks of Salt Lake City’s Michigan and Hubbard avenues are slammed with a debilitating fungal pathogen called anthracnose.