Common Oak, English Oak, Pedunculate Oak: Possible types of damage
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Common Oak, English Oak, Pedunculate Oak: Possible types of damage

 

Artist's bracket
Zoned, grey-brown tree fungus
Ash weevil
Ash leaves damaged by feeding
Black bulgar
Tree fungus on felled deciduous trees
Bleeding broadleaf crust
Crust which causes white rot and canker in deciduous trees
Chestnut canker
Dangerous fungus which causes canker in chestnut and oak trees
Chicken of the woods
Sulphur-yellow tree fungus which causes brown rot
Common oak gall wasp
Initially green, later reddish galls on oak leaves
Damage due to road salting
Leaf spot and needle blight due to road salting
Drought damage
Threatens surface-rooted trees
Dryad's saddle
Yellowish, fanlike tree fungus with scales
Giant polypore
Large brown tree fungus indicating root damage
Powdery mildew
Intensive deposit on leaves which can also be wiped off
Red banded polypore
Tree fungus with a flexible range of colours
Sudden oak death
Dangerous disease which attacks the entire tree
Tinder bracket
Raw material for tinder
Velvet shank
Frost-resistant tree fungus with a dark, velvety stem