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Working on an estate of a 30 year established client I encountered these spots on most of the approx. 15 trees we pruned. There was an unusually large amount of deadwood (even for a Honey locust) and these spots gave the impression of being the culprit along with no other immediate suspect or situation to blame.
I am used to seeing spots with exudate (borers) on H. locust but none were
to be found, just these flat black spots everywhere. I have sent pictures to 3 university professors and disease experts and 2 of the 3 have responded with no immediate identification. I am going to send some samples to Ohio State tomorrow.
Has anyone seen this and identified it?
I am used to seeing spots with exudate (borers) on H. locust but none were
Has anyone seen this and identified it?