Abstract
Leaf scorch may occur on any species of tree or shrub. This foliar symptom indicates that not enough water is reaching the leaves. Leaf scorch is generally not infectious; however, a bacterial infection has been associated with leaf scorch in some trees. Broadleaf evergreens and needled evergreens are subject to a winter condition similar to leaf scorch. This condition is called winter drying. Rhododendron, magnolia and pine are the Kentucky plants commonly affected.
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Claims 5
Claim · model-written summary
Leaf scorch can occur on tree or shrub species.
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e0“Leaf scorch may occur on any species of tree or shrub.”
t0“Woody Ornamentals”
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Leaf scorch indicates inadequate water reaching leaves.
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e0“This foliar symptom indicates that not enough water is reaching the leaves.”
t0“Woody Ornamentals”
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Bacterial infection has sometimes been associated with leaf scorch in trees.
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e0“a bacterial infection has been associated with leaf scorch in some trees.”
t0“Woody Ornamentals”
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Broadleaf and needled evergreens are subject to winter drying.
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e0“Broadleaf evergreens and needled evergreens are subject to a winter condition similar to leaf scorch. This condition is called winter drying.”
t0“Woody Ornamentals”
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Rhododendron, magnolia and pine are commonly affected in Kentucky.
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e0“Rhododendron, magnolia and pine are the Kentucky plants commonly affected.”
t0“Woody Ornamentals”