A fungal problem is causing some ash tree leaves to grow into curled shapes as the leaf margins turn black and die while the remainder of the leaf tissue grows normally. (NDSU photo)
A fungal problem is causing some ash tree leaves to grow into curled shapes as the leaf margins turn black and die while the remainder of the leaf tissue grows normally. (NDSU photo)https://www.ag.ndsu.edu/news/newsreleases/2019/june-3-2019/anthracnose-hitting-ash-trees-hard/a-fungal-problem-is-causing-some-ash-tree-leaves-to-grow-into-cu/viewhttps://www.ag.ndsu.edu/news/newsreleases/2019/june-3-2019/anthracnose-hitting-ash-trees-hard/a-fungal-problem-is-causing-some-ash-tree-leaves-to-grow-into-cu/@@download/image/2019-06-07.1318625820
A fungal problem is causing some ash tree leaves to grow into curled shapes as the leaf margins turn black and die while the remainder of the leaf tissue grows normally. (NDSU photo)
