This tells me that more than likely your plants have a fungus called Phomopsis blight, caused by the fungus Phomopsis juniperovora. Phomopsis tip blight damages new growth and succulent branch ...

Phomopsis Gall on Forsythia. ... The fungus produces irregular blackened growth along small branches that I think resembles burnt marshmallows. Pruning is the best management for this gall as well.

Some pachysandra beds have been infected by the Volutella fungus, which causes brown leaf blotches and stem cankers. Vinca (myrtle) beds have been infected by Phomopsis, causing the shoot tips to ...

But there is much you can do to cure and prevent this problem. Juniper twig blight (Phomopsis juniperovora) is a fungus. Over the winter, it lives in dead twigs, on bark or even in the ground.

A new benzoxepin metabolite isolated from endophytic fungus Phomopsis sp. Yoshihito Shiono 1, Ayumi Nitto 1, Keiko Shimanuki 1, Takuya Koseki 1, Tetsuya Murayama 1, Tokichi Miyakawa 2, Jun Yoshida ...

NSW Department of Primary Industry pathologist Kurt Lindbeck said they had detected toxin producing fungus, commonly known as phomopsis, on green lupin plants very early in the season. “Moisture ...