If you suspect that your sycamore or other tree might have anthracnose, take pictures of some disfigured leaves and branches ...

Anthracnose can be found in corn produced in Delaware and can pose problems to local growers. Anthracnose leaf blight and stalk rot of corn, caused by the fungus Colletotrichum graminicola, is a ...

Anthracnose. Anthracnose is a fungal disease favored by cool, wet weather that can affect sycamore, oak, maple and many other shade trees. ... Treatment should start a month before fruit harvest.

There are several fungi responsible for the damage. All native and ornamental maples are susceptible, including sugar maple (A. saccharum), red maple (A. rubrum), Norway maple (A. platanoides), silver ...

What is Spot Anthracnose in a dogwood tree? The word anthracnose tends to send dogwood geeks into an instant panic. You see there’s another dogwood disease out there that, unfortunately, bears a ...

Controlling anthracnose disease. These two dogwoods had a disease called anthracnose. Dogwood anthracnose, or discula destructiva, is a fungal disease that infects developing shoots and foliage.

Recent progress has been made in developing dogwoods that resist disease -- especially anthracnose and other fungal attackers. The following update is from Tom Ranney, professor of horticultural ...

Dogwood anthracnose is the culprit, a fungal disease that begins as brown splotches on the leaves and can move into stems. By late summer, infected leaves have dropped and the trees look disreputable.