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Disease on Bark of small tree

10 years ago

Hi! Here is another question . I have some sort of disease on the bark of this small ornamental tree. Is it a fungal disease and how do I treat it? This tree is approx 30 years old and came with the house when we bought it so I don't know what type it is. The leaves are ok . Can this be treated ? Thanks again!

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