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Aesculus Bleeding Canker

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In Austria (Kitzbühel), last week I found several Aesculus with Bleeding Canker caused by Pseudomonas syringae. The photo's are from a horse chestnut, which was severely damaged by the infection at one side of the trunk, but still full in foliage.

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