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What effect is this having on the Cedar


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It is Sparassis.

 

It's a brown rot decayer.

 

Probably interfacing with the roots/butresses, but it can go up in to the base of the trunk.

I think it's usually noted to effect mainly the heart wood in the trunk base and not so much the outer growing rings.

Not seen a tree go over due to this fungus myself, but I read that it can lead to a fracture type failure of the base of the tree.

 

 

 

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the bark is de-laminating like paint on a fibre glass pole being bent because Sparassis crispa is hollowing out the butt, and increasing the loading on the outer wood cylinder. This is particularly prone as there appears to be a union above the Butt and also several old wounds from a lifting of the canopy some time ago.

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