The chestnut blight was introduced to North America from japanese nursery stock. It is a canker disease caused by Endothia parasitica. The fungus enters through wounds on trees and grows in and beneath the bark which kills the cambium from twig, banch or trunk. It can also be spread by the spores
The chestnut blight was introduced to North America from japanese nursery stock. It is a canker disease caused by Endothia parasitica. The fungus enters through wounds on trees and grows in and beneath the bark which kills the cambium from twig, banch or trunk. It can also be spread by the spores