Purdue Landscape Report: Slime flux (also known as wet wood) is a dark, foul-smelling and unsightly seepage of sap from tree trunks (fig. 1). The disease is not usually a serious problem but the ...

Sadly what you were looking at is a common bacterial disease among deciduous trees called slime flux. Now, if that is not a disgustingly descriptive name I do not know what is. Another name is ...

Apple TV, Android TV, Android smartphones, Amazon Fire TV, Amazon Fire Tablet, Roku, Samsung Smart TV, and Vizio. On these rotting tree trunks, something is alive. They can stand upright and ...

I don’t think these trees are supposed to get flowers but right ... A: You have just met Cedar-Apple Rust which forms woody, deformed galls on eastern red cedars. In the spring, these galls ...

One such problem is Slime Flux, which can be a problem on many common landscape trees, especially those that can more easily suffer drought stress. Slime Flux, also known as Wetwood, is caused by ...

When it’s time to reproduce, they grow into the spectacular fingerlike mushrooms and begin oozing slime that smells ... that lives on both apple and cedar trees at different points in its ...

I am 99 percent sure, based on the picture you sent and your description, this is a disease called slime flux, sometimes called bacterial wetwood. It is a nonlethal disease to the tree.

These growths are what attracted Webb to slime molds in the first place. While out walking with him, Webb’s wife suggested he look through his camera lens at a funny white patch on a beech tree.