Fungal Leaf Spot Diseases - Integrated Pest Management at the ...

Table 1. Continued- 8 -Fungal Trees infected General symptomsRhytismaSeptogloeumSeptoriaTaphrina(leaf blister or curl,TubakiaVenturiaBoxelder, holly, maple, tulip tree,willowAlder, elm, hackberry, hazelnut,maple, oak, poplar, willowAlder, apple, ash, aspen, birch,boxelder, buckeye, chestnut,cottonwood, crabapple, dogwood,hawthorn, hazelnut, hickory,hophornbeam, maple, mountainash, oak, pawpaw, pear, pea tree,pecan, London plane tree, plum,poplar, prickly ash, redbud,Russian olive, sassafras,sweetgum, sycamore, willowAlder, amelanchier, apricot, aspen,birch, buckeye, cherry,cottonwood, elm, hawthorn,hazelnut, hophornbeam, hornbeam,horse chestnut, maple, oak, peach,pear, plum, poplar, willowAsh, chestnut, maple, oak,sassafras, sweet gum, tupeloApple, apricot, ash, aspen, birch,cottonwood, crabapple, hawthorn,maple, mountain ash, oak, peach,pear, plum, poplar, willowOval to irregular, yellow-green spots that become shiny, coalblack, thickened, raised, and often wrinkled.Small, circular to irregular, white or gray to brown spots developin the leaves.Small, circular to angular, white, grayish, tan, brown, or purplishspots, commonly with a dark border. Dark specks (pycnidia) arescattered in the centers of older lesions. Spray applications arerarely, if ever, needed to control hop tree, horse chestnut,magnolia, leaf spot diseases caused by species of Septoria.Small, circular to angular, white, grayish, tan, brown, or purplishspots, commonly with a dark border. Dark specks (pycnidia) arescattered in the centers of older lesions. Spray applications arerarely, if ever, needed to controlMinute, oval to irregular, dark brown to black sooty spots betweenthe veins that may merge to form large, irregular dead areas.Dull, smoky gray spots that become velvety, olive green to olivebrown, then dark brown to black, infected leaves commonly witherand drop early.aFor complete information on synonyms of fungal names see Hawksworth et al, (1981) Dictionary of the Fungi, 7 th ed, and the taxonomicmonographs it cites.