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Aesculus x carnea with canker


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Hi,

Thanks for all the replies, as I said my first reaction was canker on carnea, gosh, no worries, but the depth and situation made me think again. No fruiting bodies, some dead bark above, very little exudation.

I took a carnea down in my reckless youth covered in canker and Rigidiporus, no sign of decay in the main trunk.

So, maybe just leave it alone?

Cheers

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