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Oak Trees

Oak Wilt Disease a Threat to Michigan Thumb’s Red Oaks

November 10, 2021April 16, 2021 by Michael Hardy
Red Oak Leaf

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has issued a warning about Oak Wilt fungus being extremely prevalent this Spring and Summer.

One of the trees that are susceptible to the disease is the Northern Pin Oaks which are prevalent along the shore and in the dune forests and wood lots in the Upper Thumb.

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